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Rewards points can be transferred to multiple airline and hotel partners around the world, and UP's tool displays them all.

However, if you have a tier two Chase card, like the Chase Freedom Unlimited ®, your points can be transferred to a number of different airline and hotel partners.

Tier two Ultimate Rewards cards, such as Chase Sapphire Preferred ® Card and Ink Business Preferred ℠ Credit Card, allow you to transfer your points to a number of different airline and hotel partners.

Chase Ultimate Rewards allows you to transfer points to their airline and hotel partners.

Transferring points to airline and hotel partners is usually my preferred way of using UR, but if there aren't good options with their transfer partners, you can use your points to book through the Chase Ultimate Rewards booking portal.

First, you can transfer Ultimate Rewards to airline and hotel partners such as United and Hyatt.

These cards give you several ways to redeem the points you earn, including being able to transfer them to airline and hotel partners, booking travel on the Ultimate Rewards platform or for cash back.

I love me some American Express credit and charge cards, mainly because of the ability to earn Membership Rewards points which I can transfer points to a number of airline and hotel partners, including Star Alliance members ANA and Air Canada, through which I can book United / Star Alliance flights.

My favorite use of Chase Ultimate Rewards points is transferring them to airline and hotel partners for Big Travel with Small Money.

However, these points can also be transferred to airline and hotel partners, which is unique for a travel rewards card with no annual fee.

Unless you have a strong airline or hotel preference, we recommend focusing on flexible rewards points which transfer to a variety of airline and hotel partners.

Additionally, if you have one the premium Ultimate Reward cards like the Chase Ink Bold ® Business Charge Card or Chase Sapphire Preferred ®, you can transfer them to airline and hotel partners like United Airlines Mileage Plus, Hyatt Gold Passport, British Airways Executive Club, Southwest Rapid Rewards, among others.

I really like Chase Ultimate Rewards points for their ability to transfer to (now eleven) different airline and hotel partners.

Premium Ultimate Reward Cards — DIRECTLY transfer to airline and hotel partners: • Personal: Chase Sapphire Preferred and Chase Sapphire Reserve • Business: Ink Plus (no longer offered to new applicants) and Ink Business Preferred

From there, the points can be transferred to airline and hotel partners, giving you the best value.

Those points are stretched further when you redeem them across multiple airline and hotel partners through Chase's Ultimate Rewards portal.

Once you've transferred the Chase Ultimate Rewards points from your Chase Freedom to one of your premium account, the next step is to learn how to transfer those points to the ten different airline and hotel partners.

I love UR points as they can be transferred to several airline and hotel partners and if you have the Chase INK card you can ramp up your UR account balance very quickly as the card offers 5X points at office stores and also telecommunication bills (phone, internet, cable etc) and 2X on gas.

Particularly travel - reward - savvy users can get even more bang for their buck (or pow for their point, as the case may be) by transferring rewards to one of the dozen or so airline and hotel partners, earning up to $ 0.04 per point with smart transfers.

ThankYou points are pretty versatile, since you can redeem them directly for travel or transfer them to several different airline and hotel partners, so today I want to help readers figure out how to use these points by exploring what I think are the 10 best uses for 50,000 ThankYou points.

One of the best part of Ultimate Rewards is the ability to directly transfer some airline and hotel partners.

A card like Chase Sapphire Preferred earns 2x the points on travel and then lets you transfer those points to 11 different airline and hotel partners.

Cards like the Chase Sapphire Reserve, the Citi Thank You Card, and the Starwood American Express tend to be good all purpose cards that earn miles and points that can be used flexibly among a variety of airline and hotel partners.

You can transfer points to several airline and hotel partners on a 1:1 basis.

If you get the Chase Freedom ® along with the Chase Sapphire Preferred ® Card, you can use all the points you earn for travel bookings, or to transfer them to the participating airline and hotel partners.

I transfer my points to one of their airline and hotel partners.

That takes into account the wide variety of redemption options available to you, whether transferring them directly to airline and hotel partners or using them as a credit when booking through the Membership Rewards Travel portal.

Now, here's the other thing you should know about transferring points to airlines — different banks will have different airline and hotel partners.

Credit cards that earn you points that can be used as statement credits or transferred to airline and hotel partners.

Chase airline and hotel partners include Southwest Airlines, British Airways, Air France, Korean Air, Singapore Airlines, United, Virgin Atlantic, Marriott, Ritz Carlton, IHG and Hyatt.

Points on those cards can be transferred to many different airline and hotel partners.

While similar luxury cards let cardholders transfer points to a range of airline and hotel partners, as well as to other credit cards under the same issuer, the Luxury Card program does not include any travel partners.

With all of these cards, you can book travel directly through Citi's online portal or transfer points directly to ThankYou's airline and hotel partners.

American Express Membership Rewards points are more valuable than the average rewards point, for a variety of reasons: The points are fairly flexible, with no expiration dates or blackout dates to worry about, you have a plethora of redemption options to choose from, plus American Express has a large list of airline and hotel partners that you can transfer points to at a good value.

However, this card does» t offer points transfers to airline and hotel partners.

It ranked Alaska «s Mileage Plan as number one; it especially liked Alaska's many airline and hotel partners and its flexible redemption options.

But the (rewards) world doesn't end — the card retains its high points - earning potential (3 points / $ for travel), the ability to transfer points to airline and hotel partners and great perks (free lounge access with PriorityPass) at a reasonable fee!

These points can be used to book travel through the UR portal, cash back, statement credit against previous card purchases, or even transferred to a number of different airline and hotel partners.

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.

Starwood also has a flexible transfer partner network, which allows members to transfer rewards points to a variety of airline and hotel partners at a one - to - one rate.

One of the reasons the Chase Sapphire Reserve Card is so valuable is that it has the ability to earn Ultimate Rewards points which can be transferred to multiple airline and hotel partners.

Because transferable points programs have dozens of airline and hotel partners, you'll have the flexibility to choose where to move your points when you're ready to use them.

Keep in mind that you will need one of Chase's premium cards that has an annual fee to transfer your Ultimate Rewards points to airline and hotel partners.

They are generally considered one of more valuable reward currencies and these points can be transferred to several different airline and hotel partners.

American Express also has its own incredibly popular Membership Rewards program, and those points are coveted by frequent flyers since they can be easily transferred to a number of airline and hotel partners.

With the Chase Freedom Unlimited, you can earn valuable Ultimate Rewards points which can be transferred to airline and hotel partners if you also have the Chase Sapphire Reserve, Chase Sapphire Preferred or Chase Ink Business Preferred.

If you also have the Chase Sapphire Preferred ® or the Chase Ink Plus ®, you can transfer these Ultimate Rewards to a variety of airline and hotel partners.

Because the Reserve is a premium card, this means that all of your points earned from the other cards (the Freedom cards and the Ink card), can be transferred out to all of the different airline and hotel partners of Ultimate Rewards.

The Chase Freedom Unlimited and the Chase Ink Business Cash Card don't have an annual fees but can not transfer Ultimate Rewards points to airline and hotel partners.

Points can be transferred to airline and hotel partners, or are worth 1.25 cents towards reservations booked through Chase travel.