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Chase recently introduced the [applyLink pid=”10965″ overridetext=”Chase Sapphire Reserve for Business℠”] (see [termsConditions pid=”10965″ overridetext=”rates and fees”]), a premium travel card designed for small-business owners. Meanwhile, the [applyLink pid=”221211836″ overridetext=”Chase Sapphire Reserve®”] (see [termsConditions pid=”221211836″ overridetext=”rates and fees”]) — a flagship card in Chase’s travel portfolio — has seen some exciting updates. Fortunately, Chase allows cardholders to hold a personal and a business Sapphire product at the same time. That means the Sapphire Reserve and the new Sapphire Reserve for Business can share a space in your wallet, which raises a question: Can you apply for both at the same time — and earn both welcome offers? With generous welcome offers currently on the table for these two Sapphire cards, it’s a tempting thought. The Sapphire Reserve (personal) is offering 100,000 points plus a $500 Chase Travel℠ credit after you spend $5,000 in the first three months of account opening. Meanwhile, the newest Sapphire product (business) is offering a massive 200,000 bonus points after you spend $30,000 in the first six months of account opening. So what’s the catch? Yes, you can apply for both, but you’ll need to navigate a few key rules and timing considerations. Let’s break it down. How

Editor’s note: This post was updated with new information. Google Flights Explore is one of the best-kept secrets when it comes to finding cheap flights. You may have a basic familiarity with Google Flights in general — but once you know how to use Explore to find deals, it’s a whole other game. Let’s dig deeper into the tool and how you can use it to plan your trips. What is Google Flights Explore? Google Flights Explore homepage. GOOGLE Google Flights Explore is a feature nested within Google Flights. You can gain access to it either by clicking the “Explore” button on the toolbar in Google Flights or by going directly to the Explore page. Google preselects the location closest to where you’ve logged in (in my case, New York). Then, it shows you the cheapest flights worldwide or in your own backyard. An interactive map lets you indulge your wanderlust. Whether you want to visit a nearby national park or see the Australian outback, the world is available at the click of a mouse. If you know you want to get away on specific dates but don’t have a specific destination in mind, use Google’s open-ended search functionality to

Editor’s note: This is a recurring post, regularly updated with new information and offers. Thanks to its plethora of premium travel perks, the [applyLink pid=”221211836″ overridetext=”Chase Sapphire Reserve®”] (see [termsConditions pid=”221211836″ overridetext=”rates and fees”]) is well-known in the travel credit card space. The [applyLink pid=”22125056″ overridetext=”Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card”] (see [termsConditions pid=”22125056″ overridetext=”rates and fees”]) is the Sapphire Reserve’s mid-tier sibling. The two cards come with annual fees of $795 and $95, respectively. No matter which Sapphire card you have, Chase clearly defines what counts as travel. However, Chase recently refreshed the Sapphire Reserve, changing how it rewards spending on travel. (The Sapphire Preferred has not undergone any changes.) So, we’ve updated this guide to clarify which purchases count (and don’t count) toward earning bonus points on both cards. How many points does the Chase Sapphire Reserve earn on travel? Existing cardholders If you applied for your [applyLink pid=”221211836″ overridetext=”Sapphire Reserve”] before June 23, you’ll earn at the following rates until Oct. 25: 10 points per dollar spent on hotels and car rentals booked through Chase Travel℠ 5 points per dollar on Lyft rides (through Sept. 30, 2027) and flights booked through Chase Travel 3 points per dollar on all