Despite the fact that so few people are traveling at the moment due to COVID-19, we are seeing some of the best travel credit card offers ever arrive one right after the other. Although it isn t offering its highest bonus ever, the Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card is offering a considerable cache of 80,000 points after you spend $4,000 on purchases in the first three months of account opening.
However, its small-business equivalent, the Ink Business Preferred® Credit Card, includes a lot more points as part of its welcome offer, plus more diverse bonus spending categories, and you might want to think about applying for it instead of, or in addition to, the Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card.
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If you previously failed to appreciate the value of a Peloton and other smart home gym equipment options your opinion likely changed once the coronavirus pandemic hit. Cycling fanatics and novices alike are spinning at home more than ever before, and for good reason. “Indoor cycling is one of the best forms of cardio since you can burn hundreds of calories with nothing more than a 45-minute class,” says Comeback Cycle co-founder Alison Cohen. But it’s more than that. Cycling at home via an app allows you to be part of a community - even when you’re physically alone.
How to Choose the Best Fitness App Subscription
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If you want to get fit at home, there are multiple fitness streaming services to choose from, and you don’t even have to splurge on pricey connected gym equipment. Apple, Fitbit, Peloton and others offer on-demand exercises you can stream to your TV or phone, and while there are similarities between these platforms, there are also some key differences.
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You do have options aside from a streaming fitness service, like signing up for a gym, finding a personal trainer, or taking advantage of free classes on YouTube. But if you want to work out in the safety of your own home and need a wide variety of classes, a one-stop-shop like the services below might be more your speed.