Every so often, Chase offers greater rewards when you make purchases in the “Select Live Entertainment” category. For example, Chase is offering 5%/5x points in the Select Live Entertainment category for 3rd Quarter 2022 as part of its 5% rotating categories on the Chase Freedom Flex℠. (Note that 5% categories have a $1500 quarterly spend cap on all purchases combined in the 5% categories offered.)

But what exactly is included in Select Live Entertainment? Chase describes it like this:

“Live Entertainment includes major professional sporting events, zoos and aquariums, concerts, theatrical productions, museums, tourist attractions and exhibits, amusement parks, circuses, carnivals, bands, and entertainers (ticket agencies selling on behalf of the entertainment venue are included).”

By Adam Jusko, ProudMoney.com, adam@proudmoney.com

One of the more satisfying possibilities for working at home is becoming a virtual assistant. While there is no single definition of what a “virtual assistant” is, most people think of it as doing general office work, which might include:

• Making phone calls or writing emails on a company’s behalf (or for an individual within a company), including scheduling appointments.
• Data entry, anything from tracking sales calls to entering figures in a database.
• Writing & editing basic marketing materials or letters.
• Bookkeeping
• Internet researching
• Blog management
• Social media management
• Graphic design
• Technical support

Your virtual assistant journey might include any or all of those tasks, depending on your skills and the needs of potential clients. You undoubtedly will be asked to do other things specific to whatever industry your clients are in.