Allison Pohle

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908 appearances 18 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2021 last heard Dec 2024

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WSJ Your Money Briefing · How to Give Frequent-Flier Miles as a Holiday Gift · 1 Dec 2021 podcast

Or maybe you know that a family member has always dreamed about going to Hawaii or to a certain destination in Europe. voice-verified

So you tell them, hey, I'm going to give you the miles to get you there. voice-verified

Airlines use dynamic pricing, which means that the price you see is based on a number of factors. voice-verified

It could be based on market demand, how many people are looking for the flight. voice-verified

So a lot of times when you book in advance, economy tickets for domestic flights within the US are pretty cheap in terms of the cash value, but they'll cost a lot of award points. voice-verified

So experts say you're more likely to get a great value for your points if you book an international ticket voice-verified

especially if you're traveling business or first class. voice-verified

Yeah, we don't know a lot about the variant yet and what effect it'll have on travel, especially international. voice-verified

So some people might be wary about booking flights. voice-verified

The good thing is for tickets booked with miles, they can be more flexible than tickets booked with cash. voice-verified

So if you cancel a ticket booked with cash, you'll usually get a travel voucher and it'll have an expiration date saying, you know, you need to use the amount of money that you paid by a certain date. voice-verified

But if you cancel a ticket booked with miles, they'll be redeposited into your account and miles generally don't expire. voice-verified

So you'll need to look into each airline's policy for specifics on this. voice-verified

But if you book this way, you can plan the trip for another time or use a big chunk of miles to make multiple different shorter trips. voice-verified

Thanks so much for having me. voice-verified

WSJ Your Money Briefing · Exit Interviews: How Open Should You Be? · 6 Aug 2021 podcast

The idea is that because the employee is leaving, they might be able to speak a little bit more honestly about their experience that they had during their time there. matched

Thanks so much for having me. matched

They are not typically a requirement, but many companies do them. matched

But if you're nervous about it, your paychecks or benefits are governed by federal and state laws, so an employer can't withhold your final pay if you choose not to participate. matched

So ideally, exit interviews are an opportunity for the company to learn what they could have done better or what they can do better in the future. matched

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