Sentences with phrase «such flexibility of points»

Such flexibility of points redemption options on travel makes this card outstanding.

Not exact matches

Most of these policies offer much greater flexibility for payment of premiums and provide a maximum gain in booming markets as well as a stop loss point (such as 1 or 0 %) in down markets.

I don't employ a purely scientific approach for these rankings but instead I weigh a number of factors, such as the value of sign - up bonus, benefits, limited time nature of the offers, flexibility of using points, ease of obtaining the bonus, and potential for maximum value.

I don't employ a purely scientific approach for these rankings but instead I weigh a number of factors, such as the value of sign - up bonuses, benefits, limited time nature of the offers, flexibility of using points, ease of obtaining the bonus, and potential for maximum value.

But if you want the ability to earn a lot of points quickly through category bonus spend and want the flexibility to either book your travel purchases with points or transfer points to an airline or hotel, then a travel rewards credit card such as the Chase Sapphire Preferred, American Express Everyday Preferred or Citi Thank You Premier would be good for you.

Although BofA points might not be worth as much as Citi ThankYou points or Chase Ultimate Rewards points, for those who value flexibility when redeeming (and might not be trying to redeem for premium - cabin award seats), the Premium Rewards card is tough to beat since it has such a high earn for cardholders who are members of the BofA Preferred Rewards program.

Consider supplementing this with a real - world proof point, putting a single application such as file sharing into the cloud and letting people see for themselves the benefits of convenience and flexibility that this brings.

On the one hand, consultation must start early enough to be effective but the court goes on to warn against a «premature triggering of the obligation» which could negate its intent and restrict the flexibility which may be needed by a business when restructuring (a point urged on the court by the British government, see para 45): ``... where a decision deemed likely to lead to collective redundancies is merely contemplated and where, accordingly, such collective redundancies are only a probability and the relevant factors for the consultations are not known, those objectives can not be achieved.»

Large scale corporations and conglomerates such as Genentech and Pfizer, which are pharmaceutical giants having a combined market capitalisation of a whopping $ 300 Billion are employing centralized or permissioned Blockchains for ushering in flexibility and settling numerous data points per second.

Your best bet in crafting the letter will be to address the company's needs, speak to your relevant experience, and point out your flexibility (such as your ability to relocate or take on the challenge of learning a new industry).