Sentences with phrase «actually transfer points»

You or your spouse need to have either a Sapphire Preferred or an Ink Plus to actually transfer points into miles.

Of course, most people with bank points cards don't actually transfer points, but use them for statement credits or to purchase travel via the bank's portal.

Before you can actually transfer points to Aer Lingus (or any transfer partner, for that matter), there are a couple basic steps you'll need to complete.

Not exact matches

In that case, transferring your points to United and getting a saver - level round - trip for 60,000 miles is actually not the best deal.

The players about to be mentioned all went for crazily inflated transfer fees, based on what they'd actually achieved in their careers at that point.

The fact that Arsenal got just one point from the Foxes and the Scousers at the start of last season, however, could actually help us, as it will surely keep Wenger and the players sharp and perhaps will force the boss to ensure his transfer action and training is sorted before the start.

Chelsea, who signed Hazard's younger brother Kylian late in the transfer window, originally signed the youngster to be part of the club's development squad, however the signing may actually be the turning point in getting the 26 - year - old to sign a new deal with Antonio Conte's side, as reported by the Express.

That would actually be useful discourse if we want to claim how rich Arsenal are and then we can actually pin point the issue of where our club is financially and, in turn, our transfer approach with some real firepower.

Once again this summer transfer window that has just closed saw the Gunners hugely outspent by the clubs we are fighting for trophy honours and at one point it looked like we would actually make a profit.

Having said that, we are actually level on points with the reigning champions Chelsea who did spend a lot on transfers in the summer.

Actually, the story has a pretty pessimistic point of view, saying the transfer will be hard to achieve.

* EDIT: An astute reader pointed out that the 1.5 m is actually the figure that both Atlético Madrid and Huesca will receive a rumored transfer fee of 3m, as Atlético Madrid retained 50 % of his rights.

Responding to a commentor who pointed out the study actually UNDERCOUNTED homebirth deaths because some deaths at homebirth happened during or after transfer and were included in the hospital group, she offers this bit of obfuscation:

In his «historic» call for «education reform», an end to teacher tenure and a disproportionate transfer of public dollars to charter schools the Governor failed to point out that (1) Connecticut already has one of the longest probationary periods for teachers in the country — four years — which gives school administrators more opportunity to judge a teacher's capability than do those in most other states and that (2) in 2010 the Legislature adopted major revisions to the teacher evaluation process that already gives Malloy's Department of Education the power to revamp how teachers are evaluated and require school administrators to actually conduct appropriate evaluations.

Actually, you'd need to spend a wee bit more to ensure that you're transferring in increments of 5,000 points.

When you transfer 2,000 points to Flying Blue, you actually end up with 2,500 points.

All the other answers point out how a cheque or bank transfer will take days to actually clear.

For this reason, we actually prefer calling to put an award on hold before transferring points to Korean Air.

Earning Ultimate Rewards points and transferring them to Southwest is actually a much better way to earn Rapid Rewards points.

Reno doesn't have any rooms that cost more than $ 40, I'm staying with a friend in Boston, in New Orleans I'm staying too long and IHG properties are too expensive, in San Diego I actually am staying at an IHG Rewards Club property (but burning some spare points from previous promotions), in Milwaukee I could redeem 8,000 Hyatt Gold Passport points (although I actually redeemed 25,000 random Marriott Rewards points I had lying around), and in Lexington I redeemed 40,000 Hyatt Gold Passport points transferred from a flexible Ultimate Rewards account.

I actually bought some Marriott points and transferred them to Southwest to top off my account a couple of years ago for the Companion Pass.

And under the new Southwest Rapid Rewards program, UR points transferred to Southwest could be worth as little as 1.25 cents per point, which would make the Amex Pay With Points rebate actually bpoints transferred to Southwest could be worth as little as 1.25 cents per point, which would make the Amex Pay With Points rebate actually bPoints rebate actually better.

However, you can transfer Chase Ultimate Rewards points to World of Hyatt, so you actually have several options for earning Hyatt points.

One thing to note about Membership Rewards points transfers: for each point you transfer, you actually get charged $ 0.0006, up to a maximum of $ 99.

You can actually earn more Alaska miles through the Starwood cards thanks to the 5,000 - mile bonus given when you transfer 20,000 SPG points.

We'd actually recommend transferring 20,000 SPG points to American.

Club Premier miles on their own are average in value, but because the transfer ratio is favorable — 1.6 Club Premier miles for each Membership Rewards point — transferring Membership Rewards points to AeroMexico is actually a decent value.

But make sure you can actually book one of these tickets before transferring any points.

Transferring points to card with 1.25 cents per dollar redemption would actually result in a loss of value.

Those 50K Delta miles aren't taking me anywhere internationally, and I'd rather not transfer a huge amount of Amex points to actually get a worthwhile award (no sense in throwing good points to save bad points).

Since most of my travel is within the USA, I would rather save my rewards points and transfer them to an airline that I can actually use, such as Delta / Alaska Air.

Considering I value Chase points at 1.8 cents each (when transferring to travel partners) the return is actually higher — 5.4 %!

I don't book Star Alliance awards through Aeroplan very often so the thought of transferring over 110,000 Membership Rewards points only to then find out that the awards I was seeing online weren't actually bookable wasn't one I enjoyed entertaining.

But it's actually one of the most flexible award cards available because you can transfer points to over 30 airlines, most of which offer a 1:1 exchange rate.

Sometimes the banks will add new transfer partners, thereby actually increasing the value of your points, as we saw earlier this year when Chase added Flying Blue as transfer partner of Ultimate Rewards (see previous post).

If you transfer 20,000 Starwood points to American, you can actually get even more bonus miles (10,000 to be exact).

If that wasn't enough there's also the fact that I can transfer ThankYou Points direct to Singapore Airlines» KrisFlyer program and actually book some of the aspirational awards that LifeMiles blocks....

Although you have to complete paper work for this, Hyatt is actually very flexible since you can transfer your points for free, even to non-family members.

Overall, considering that you can't transfer points to Asiana, it's not a horrible card and the bonus earning is actually above average for an airline credit card.

They partner with a ton of different airlines so you can look into transferring your points to a an airline that you think you might actually fly on.

(* I'd actually only use SPG transfers for transfers of 20,000 or more to get the 5,000 point bonus but the point is just to show that using SPG points to LATAM can be a cheaper way to redeem with the 50 % bonus transfer ratio than Avios.)

Note that you can only transfer 79,999 SPG points per day, so you'd actually only ever want to transfer 60,000 in a single day to ensure you get the full bonus.

That's actually cheaper than doing non-package transfers to get 120,000 Southwest points, which would cost 340,000 points, and you get the hotel nights thrown in.

I actually took advantage of the transfer bonus and favorable Virgin - to - Hilton ratio to transfer 100,000 Amex points into 270,000 Hilton Honors points, plus I've got my two bonus weekend nights from signing up for the Citi Hilton HHonors Reserve card.

At this rate, you're actually gaining 0.4 cents for every 3 points you transfer.

Other cards like The Blue for Business AMEX can earn Membership Rewards points, but require one of the previously mentioned cards to actually make a transfer to airline or hotel programs.

I shopped around and found themilesbroker.com to have paid more than any company and actually pays BEFORE transferring the points over.

Couple reasons: - People actually want to travel on those blackout dates, which makes the mileage less valuable - You can transfer UR points to Singapore Airlines now and usually fly similar routes for less miles

Moreover, they give a 5,000 point bonus for 20,000 mile transfers, meaning that if you transfer 20,000 miles to, for example, Alaska Airlines, you'll actually get 25,000 miles in the account.

Other cards like Freedom and Ink Cash can earn Ultimate Rewards rewards points, but require one of the previously mentioned cards to actually make a transfer to airline or hotel programs.