Not exact matches
You'll earn double
points for all
Southwest purchases, and one
point per
dollar spent elsewhere.
When making purchases at
Southwest Airlines, Rapid Rewards ® cardholders earn two
points for every
dollar spent.
I have received the Chase
Southwest Business Card
for 60,000
points and plan to post the required
dollar amount in January 2018 to receive the bonus
points.
Both types of cardholders receive two
points for every
dollar spent directly at
Southwest Airlines, at any Rapid Rewards hotels, or at any partner car rental business.
You can earn two
points for each
dollar spent on
Southwest Airlines purchases as well as two
points for each
dollar spent on participating hotel and car rental partner purchases, and one
point for each
dollar spent on all other purchases.
Plus, know you're always a winner if you use the
Southwest Rapid Rewards ® Visa ® Card where you will earn 2
points for every
dollar that you spend when you book
Southwest travel.
However, if you use your
Southwest credit card, you will be earning 1
point per
dollar for your purchase in addition to the bonus
points offered through the shopping portal.
Luckily, with the Chase
Southwest Rapid Rewards ® Premier Credit Card and Chase
Southwest Airlines Rapid Rewards ® Premier Business Card, you earn 2
points for every
dollar spent on purchases with
Southwest Airlines.
If you're a loyal
Southwest customer, you may already have the
Southwest Rapid Rewards Plus Credit Card, which earns you 2x
points for every
dollar spent on
Southwest purchases.
Two
points are earned
for every
Southwest (and other affiliates) purchase made, and one
point is earned
for every
dollar spent with no purchasing limit.
One
points - based option
for this would be to rack up some Rapid Rewards
points with
Southwest, fly into Fort Lauderdale from Minneapolis, then take the Tri-Rail south
for a few
dollars per person to Miami International.
Even if they can't earn enough miles
for the whole roundtrip,
Southwest awards are booked each way, so they could very easily book one leg
for points and the other
for dollars.
(You can buy a
Southwest Wan na Get Away fare
for 60
points per
dollar.)
Southwest's Rapid Rewards cards are good
for the sign - up bonus, but most purchases earn just 1
point per
dollar, and
points are worth only 1.67 cents each (the result is 1.67 % in rewards).
You'll get 2
points for every
dollar on purchases made directly with
Southwest Airlines.
Southwest Rapid Rewards portal is offering 6
point for every
dollar spent at Staples.com when shopping through their portal.
You earn two
points for every
dollar on
Southwest purchases made directly with the airline, and two
points per
dollar you spend on
Southwest hotel and car rental partner purchases.
After that, you'll earn more with double
points for all purchases made with
Southwest and 1
point per
dollar for all other purchases.
You earn 2
points per $ 1 spent on
Southwest ® purchases and Rapid Rewards ® Hotel and Car Rental Partner purchases and 1
point for each
dollar you spend on all your other purchases.
Meeting both spending requirements means you'll get 115,000
Southwest points (110,000 bonus + 5,000
for spending at 1
point per
dollar).
To redeem
for flights, go to
Southwest's booking tool, enter your travel information and choose the option to see the fare in
points rather than
dollars.
You'll also earn two rewards
points for every
dollar you charge on
Southwest Airlines purchases made directly with the airline.
Setting aside the signup bonuses, a
Southwest credit card (or Chase which can then transfer to
Southwest) earns 1
point for each
dollar you spend.
Not only does it have a very valuable sign - up bonus, but it also offers the following perks: access to the Ultimate Rewards Mall to get bonus
points for all shopping 5
points per
dollar at Office Supply stores (to buy gift cards to Sephora, Macy's, Home Depot, etc before shopping) transfer to top airline and hotel programs such as United Airlines, British Airways,
Southwest Airlines and Hyatt Gold Passport.
You'll earn double
points for all
Southwest purchases, and one
point per
dollar spent elsewhere.
For example, I can go through the
Southwest shopping portal to earn an additional 3
Southwest Rapid Rewards
points per
dollar.
The
Southwest Premier Business card isn't the best option
for everyday spending because it earns only one
point per
dollar for most purchases (
Southwest purchases get two
points per
dollar).
Buy products from merchants like Neiman Marcus, Kohl's, Lenovo and Overstock in
Southwest's Rapid Rewards Shopping portal and earn anywhere from two to four
points per
dollar for your spending.