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Winston W. Wiley  The other day, I watched as a hawk feasted on what from a distance looked like a squirrel. The bird was perched with its prey high atop a wooden utility pole across the street from my house. I grabbed a pair of binoculars and gazed in awe as the magnificent bird did what it had to for survival. When it was done, the hawk flew off, leaving the squirrel carcass behind. I wondered if it intentionally left the dead animal so high up to improve the chances it would still be there ...

Getty Images The coronavirus pandemic has changed many facets of life, and how you use rewards credit cards may be one of them. If you’ve been hunkered down at home over the past year, you haven’t been racking up many points or miles on travel purchases or exchanging rewards for flights and hotel stays.  During the pandemic, some issuers have juiced up travel rewards cards by providing temporary rewards in categories more in line with how consumers have been spending their money—offering...