I get it because that used to be me too. 

Can’t imagine dropping $5,000 on travel, but you still want your kids to see the world and experience other cultures 

Want to take your family somewhere that doesn’t involve sleeping in someone’s guest room

Have a stash of credit card points collecting dust because you’re not sure what to actually do with them

maybe you...

No matter what your version of “dream travel” looks like, I’ll help you get there for nearly free.

Mom of 3 and travel-obsessed realist who’s passionate about helping your family see the world for less 

Hey, I’m Stacy!

I understand how impossible it can feel because before we started using points to pay for trips, we didn’t have a single extra dollar in our budget to save for a future trip. We also weren’t racking up points from corporate travel, and with five plane tickets, even a quick getaway felt impossible, so our “vacations” were camping trips – fun, but not exactly bucket list material.

Then I discovered how to make credit card points actually work for families like mine, and everything changed. We went from no wiggle room to taking 11 trips in one year, all from points! 

Now I teach other families how to do the same.
 

It’s about using the money you’re already spending on groceries, gas, soccer uniforms, everything you’re already paying for, and learning how to turn those dollars into travel. We aren't out here buying a new car every year or buying designer handbags. 

Whether your dream is one big luxurious trip or stretching points for as many adventures as possible, like me, there’s no one right way to do this. There’s just your way, and I’m here to help you find it.

the cost of Daily family life is enough spending to get us tons of credit card points, and I’d venture to guess it is for you too.

Where can points             
get you?

actually

The first time we learned how to use transfer partners, we covered $7,000 worth of hotel nights in Maui and only paid taxes on our flights. What would have been a $10,000 trip for our family of five cost us just $56.

We were hooked.

Since then, we’ve opened new cards every few months and have taken three Hawaii trips in two years all on points.

Now that we know how to travel nearly free anywhere we want, it’s hard to say no when an opportunity comes up. That’s why building and replenishing a stash of points is so key. 

I’ve always used credit card points for travel, but initially, I mostly used them through the travel portal, and honestly, I didn’t know what I was missing. 

In 2024, we took 11 vacations to France, Japan, England, Hawaii (twice), Florida, and California (more than once). 

The total cost should have been $83,000, but we spent $1,500 total on flights and hotels.

I’m telling you this because years ago, that kind of travel felt impossible, and still would be if we had to pay out of pocket for it.

What I believe:

You don’t have to wait until “someday.”  

You can travel like you’re rich, without actually spending like it.

Travel is one of the best gifts you can give your kids.

Want to learn how to do this for your family?

(It really can take your family way further than you think.) 

By the end of this FREE masterclass, you’ll stop scrolling through other people’s vacation photos with envy and start seeing how possible it is for your family.

Because if you’re already spending the money… why not earn a trip while you’re at it?

In 30 minutes, I’ll show you how to start earning nearly-free flights, hotel stays, and dream-worthy family vacations just by being smarter with the spending you’re already doing. 

Warning: It will change how you think about travel forever.