Anonymous wrote:We don’t keep track of hotel or airline points at all.
We don’t fly that often. Maybe the whole family (5 of us) 3 times per year. No business travel ever. Flights are usually 2 domestic and one to Europe per year. We usually fly economy or economy plus. We are smaller people.
When we stay in hotels it’s usually at a fancy resort or a last minute hotel booking often at an iconic hotel.
We do travel a bit more than 3 times per year but usually just to east coast cities for an extended weekend like nyc, philly or Boston. We often go by train.
We are very HHI ($2-3M) with a once a decade eight figure year and UHNW. Nearly all of our income is passive although maybe half is taxed at ordinary income rates due to it being earned as interest or rental income.
We accumulate a considerable amount of credit miles (maybe 200,000-400,000 per year) but usually just spend it at Amazon or visa gift cards.
Is worrying about points worth my time?
Given that travel/comfort in travel is clearly not a major priority for you coupled with the fact that 200-400k miles is worth maybe the equivalent of 2 hours work at your HHI the answer to this seems pretty obvious.
You’re either a troll or a fool (or likely both).