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In that case, you can combine the United MileagePlus Explorer Card and Chase Sapphire Preferred (which has United as a transfer partner).

In that case, you can combine the United MileagePlus Explorer Card and Chase Sapphire Preferred (which has United as a transfer partner).

Let's take a look at a round trip flight from LAX - JFK in September and evaluate the costs in cash, points using Chase's program, and points using United as a transfer partner.

Not exact matches

Note: When leveraging travel partners by transferring Ultimate Rewards to programs such as United or Hyatt, points transfer at a 1:1 ratio in 1,000 - point increments.

Chase travel transfer partners include major US airline frequent flyer programs such as Southwest Airlines Rapid Rewards, United MileagePlus and US hotel chains such as Hyatt, Marriott and the Ritz - Carlton.

You also have the option of transferring points on a 1:1 basis for valuable miles at frequent travel program partners such as British Airways, United MileagePlus, and Marriott Rewards.

Or, you could transfer them to an airline or hotel partner — such as United, Southwest, Virgin Atlantic, British Airways, or Marriott - to stretch them even further.

You can transfer your points at a 1:1 ratio to 11 airline and hotel partners such as United MileagePlus, British Airways Executive Club, Southwest Rapid Rewards, Marriott Rewards, and more.

You also have the option of transferring points on a 1:1 basis for valuable miles at frequent travel program partners such as British Airways, United MileagePlus, and Marriott Rewards.

> Valid on: Any airline / hotel (points as dollars), or use 1:1 instant point transfer (transfer to your United / British Airways / Southwest / Korean Airlines / Hyatt / Marriott accounts 1:1 and using the miles to book with them or partners).

Just like the Chase Freedom, you can transfer the Ultimate Rewards points to the Chase Sapphire Preferred, Chase Ink Bold, Chase Ink Plus or the JP Morgan Select card and from there to airline or hotel partners such as Hyatt, Southwest, British Airways, or United.

Then you can either transfer the points 1:1 to a travel partner such as Hyatt Hotels and United Airlines OR get 20 % off travel when you redeem your points for airfare, hotels, and car rentals through Chase Ultimate Rewards ®.

If you do opt for this travel - rich rewards card, you'll be able to transfer your rewards points to popular travel partners such as United and Southwest at a 1:1 ratio.

United, in comparison, as a Star Alliance Ultimate Rewards transfer partner would charge 25,000, 22,500 and 40,000 miles for the same awards, respectively.

There are many ways to use the Chase Ultimate Reward points earned by these two similar cards, but two of the most profitable are to use the points by booking travel through Chase or transferring them to hotel and airline partners such as United, Hyatt, British Airways, Singapore, Marriott and more.

But you can transfer the Ultimate Rewards points to the Chase Sapphire Preferred, Chase Ink Bold or the Chase Ink Plus card and from there to airline or hotel partners such as Hyatt or United.

If you don't already have a stash of Aeroplan points, you can transfer American Express Membership Rewards points from your Business Platinum Card from American Express Open to Aeroplan, or book an Air Canada flight as a partner award through United.

Or you can transfer the Chase Ultimate Rewards points to the Chase Sapphire Preferred, (no longer offered) Chase Ink Bold, or Chase Ink Plus cards and from there to certain airline or hotel partners such as Hyatt, Southwest, British Airways, or United Airlines.

A great thing about the Sapphire Preferred card is the ability to transfer Chase points to airline and hotel transfer partners (such as United and Marriott).

And that is being able to transfer your rewards point - for - point to travel - loyalty partners such as United Airlines and Hyatt.

1:1 point transfer to leading airline and hotel loyalty programs and the Ultimate Rewards ® travel partners and the participating programs include airline travel partners such as: British Airways Executive Club, Flying Blue AIR FRANCE KLM, Korean Air SKYPASS, Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer, Southwest Airlines Rapid Rewards ®, United MileagePlus ®, Virgin Atlantic Flying Club, and more.

Or transfer the points to partners like United Airlines for travel such as a round - trip award ticket within the US and Canada or a 1 - way flight to Europe.

Several benefits that are unique to this card include the 1 to 1 transfer of points to Chase's travel partners, including airlines such as Southwest (one of his loyalty program memberships), United, Korean Air, British Airways, and hotel chains such as Hyatt, Ritz - Carlton, Marriott (another one of his loyalty program memberships), and Priority Club.

Note that you'll need the Chase Sapphire Preferred, Ink Bold or Ink Plus to transfer points out to Ultimate Rewards partners such as United and Hyatt

Points are worth 1.25 cents apiece when used to book travel through Chase Ultimate Rewards ®; they can also be transferred on a 1:1 basis to travel partners such as United, Southwest, Marriott and Hyatt.

Capital One Venture lets you earn 2x miles on all your purchases, but Chase Sapphire Preferred allows you to transfer your rewards into real airline miles at airline transfer partners such as United and Southwest.

Some Chase cards allow you to transfer points to select frequent travel programs (like airline partners such as United and Southwest, or hotel partners such as Hyatt and Marriott).

Note: When leveraging travel partners by transferring Ultimate Rewards to programs such as United or Hyatt, points transfer at a 1:1 ratio in 1,000 - point increments.

Similar to AmEx Membership Reward points, Chase Ultimate Reward points can be used at a fixed value to book travel through Chase or transferred to popular hotel and airline partners such as United, Hyatt, Southwest and Marriott.

While you can't transfer ThankYou Points directly to American Airlines or United Airlines to book one of our example flights as an award ticket, you can transfer to one of their respective Oneworld or Star Alliance partners.

Or, you could transfer them to an airline or hotel partner — such as United, Southwest, Virgin Atlantic, British Airways, or Marriott - to stretch them even further.

Then you can either transfer the points 1:1 to a travel partner such as Hyatt Hotels and United Airlines OR get 20 % off travel when you redeem your points for airfare, hotels, and car rentals through Chase Ultimate Rewards ®.

Chase travel transfer partners include major US airline frequent flyer programs such as Southwest Airlines Rapid Rewards, United MileagePlus and US hotel chains such as Hyatt, Marriott and the Ritz - Carlton.

Some Chase cards allow you to transfer points to select frequent travel programs (like airline partners such as United and Southwest, or hotel partners such as Hyatt and Marriott).

That being said there's a lot of value to be had in Amex, even the high annual fee cards, and even though United is not a Membership Rewards transfer partner, as I highlight here.

Singapore is an alliance partner as well, but since you can't redeem LifeMiles for Singapore First, I'd recommend just transferring to Singapore Airlines directly since they are also a transfer partner) Compared to United or Air Canada redemptions, a key to LifeMiles is that they don't pass on any carrier's fuel surcharges.

Having the option to transfer points over to Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer is a nice bonus as Singapore Airlines has a habit of offering better award availability to its own rewards program members than it does to members of its airline partners» programs (United MileagePlus, Lufthansa Miles & More etc...)

For example, miles can be transferred to ANA Airlines of Japan, and 104,000 ANA miles can be redeemed for a round - trip award flight in business class between the United States and Africa on any of ANA's Star Alliance partners such as Lufthansa, Turkish, Ethiopian, or South African Airlines.

The Chase Sapphire Preferred Card also earns Chase Ultimate Rewards points, which can be redeemed through the Chase Ultimate Rewards portal for 1.25 cents per point, or transferred 1:1 to travel partners such as United Airlines or Hyatt.

But best of all those cards allow you to transfer your points to travel partners, such as United, Southwest, Marriott, and also allow you to redeem Ultimate Rewards through the Chase Travel Portal at rates like 1.25 cents per point and 1.5 cents per point.

My reasoning is that most people get the Preferred card for the 2X points on all travel and dining, as well as the flexible and nearly instant transfers to a variety of good travel partners such as United, Hyatt, and Southwest.

You can transfer your points at a 1:1 ratio to 11 airline and hotel partners such as United MileagePlus, British Airways Executive Club, Southwest Rapid Rewards, Marriott Rewards, and more.

If you don't already have a stash of Aeroplan points, you can transfer American Express Membership Rewards points from your Business Platinum Card from American Express Open to Aeroplan, or book an Air Canada flight as a partner award through United.

Unlike other domestic carriers such as United, Delta, Jet Blue, and Southwest, American is not a transfer partner to any major rewards program (SPG aside).

United, in comparison, as a Star Alliance Ultimate Rewards transfer partner would charge 25,000, 22,500 and 40,000 miles for the same awards, respectively.

These points are incredibly valuable since you can either use them to book travel directly through the online portal or you can transfer them to one of their rewards partners such as United, Southwest or British Airways where they become true frequent flyer miles in those programs.

Once upon a time, the best use of Ultimate Rewards points from the Sapphire Preferred was to transfer them to United to redeem for awesome premium cabin redemptions on United's partners such as Lufthansa and Swiss Air.

I don't like the idea of building up an Amtrak balance, the program has too big a history of making changes with no advance notice whatsoever — whether changes to who their partners are (United dropped out overnight), changes in their redemption rates (making train redemptions more expensive) or changes to their rules (restricting transfers out of the program to elites only)-- that I simply don't trust them as a store of value.

Pairing this card with the Chase Sapphire Preferred ®, Chase Ink Bold ® Business Charge Card or Chase Ink Plus ® Business Card lets you transfer the points you earn to airline partners such as United Airlines, British Airways and Hyatt, among others.

And as transferable points currencies go, I prefer Chase Ultimate Rewards points to Citi ThankYou points since it transfers to additional travel partners that I find useful: Singapore KrisFlyer, which Citi ThankYou points also transfer to, and also Korean SkyPass, British Airways Avios, United MileagePlus and Hyatt Gold Passport, among others.