Brian Kelly is the founder of The Points Guy (TPG), the preeminent voice when it comes to loyalty programs, credit cards, and travel.

The Points Guy (TPG) is an American travel website and blog that produces sponsored news and stories on travel, means of accumulating and using airline points and miles, politics, and credit cards - in particular, credit card reviews. The site was founded in 2010 and was initially a blog written by founder Brian Kelly.

Brian Kelly, the founder of a website called The Points Guy, had both - plus a few million unused frequent-flier miles.

In 2010, he launched the brand, which today is the leading digital resource for all things points, loyalty programs, credit cards, miles and travel. Brian and his wife, Paqui Kelly, have been married for over two decades.

The Points Guy's mission is to help readers travel more for less money. At this site, you'll find stories about credit card rewards, frequent flyer miles, hotel points, aviation and hotel news, travel industry trends and detailed guides to various destinations and types of travel (family, luxury, budget and more).

TPG publishes our own points and miles valuations each month that help our readers know how much we value certain airline, hotel and credit card points and miles. We also provide a calculator so you can compare the value of using miles or points versus paying cash for any specific trip you have your eye on.

The Points Guy was launched in 2010 by Brian Kelly, who leveraged his passion for traveling with points and miles to leave his corporate recruiting job and build a brand that inspires millions of people to travel smarter.

The Points Guy is committed to using travel as a positive force to bring people together, educate communities and support initiatives to promote equality and opportunity around the globe.

Brian no longer runs The Points Guy, but he's stayed involved in miles and points as an investor. He was an early investor in Bilt Rewards, which has performed incredibly well. He wrote about traveling to the Bilt founder's family home on Moskito Island a couple of years ago.

What are the 3 parts of a mission statement?

• Purpose: An explanation of the organization's reason for existing.
• Vision: A description of what the organization wants to achieve in the future.
• Values: A list of the core values that guide the organization's behavior and decisions.

An author mission statement should answer the 3 Ws - what you write, who you write for, and why you write. Let's break it down into three questions. Question #1: What do you write? Make a list that summarizes your body of work.

Where Does the Money for Credit Card Rewards Come From? Rewards are funded by interest and fees paid by customers and from merchant fees that are baked into prices.