Sentences with phrase «cent per point for»

Points can be redeemed at low rates for gift cards and can also be redeemed at a rate of 1 cent per point for travel bookings made through American Express.

Not only can you really stretch your 100,000 bonus points and score anywhere from 5 to 20 free hotel nights, but the value of your points is much higher than average for this level of redemption — more than 1 cent per point for hotels in the 5,000 - point range.

Freedom card points are worth only 1 cent per point for most redemption options.

So, unless you pair these cards with a premium card, your point value is low — only 1 cent per point for most redemption options, including travel.

Being able to redeem points at 1 cent per point for cash or gift cards is nothing special and could be worse than that other Citi cards offer in terms of cash back, even with bonus categories of the Prestige factored in.

The other changes, such as 1 cent per point for cash back redemptions and a metal card are nothing special.

The redemption rate remains at 1 cent per point for gift cards and charitable redemptions but if you're trying to redeem for a check or statement credit, it drops down to.5 cents per point (not worth it in my opinion).

The redemption rate remains at 1 cent per point for gift cards and charitable redemptions but if you're trying to redeem for a check or statement credit, it drops down to.5 cents per point.

Since these miles are redeemed at 1 cent per point for travel that means you'll earn the equivalent of $ 460 worth of statement credit that can be applied against your travel purchases.

Delta also offers many gift cards with popular retailers, but typically you're getting much less than one cent per point for these redemptions.

Knowing that most of the other credit card programs are doing good to give you a maximum value of 1 cent per point for the same reward should put an extra smile on your face.

These miles are redeemed at 1 cent per point for travel so that means you'll earn the equivalent of $ 460 worth of statement credit that can be applied against your travel purchases.

The points can be redeemed at 1 cent per point for cash back / statement credits and for other things, such as gift cards through the Go Far Rewards portal.

Some programs like Barclaycard and Capitol One offer you one cent per point for all miles booked on travel and this never changes (with the exception of factoring in rebates).

Redeeming at 1 cent per point for a gift card won't make up for your ThankYou Points being worth less in the Citi Travel Center.

You'll receive one cent per point for these redemptions.

Starting July 2017, it offers 1.25 cents per point towards airfare and one cent per point for hotels (you can redeem at 1.33 cents airfare and 1.6 cents for American Airlines airfare until July 23, 2017).

The redemption values are fixed, so you'll either earn one cent per point for cash or gift cards, or 1.12 cents per point toward travel.

However, we strongly recommend transferring your points to a premium Ultimate Rewards card such as the Sapphire Preferred or Reserve, with which you can get a much better value than 1 cent per point for travel redemptions.

You'll receive one cent per point for these redemptions.

The redemption values are fixed, so you'll either earn one cent per point for cash or gift cards, or 1.12 cents per point toward travel.

In addition, Prestige cardholders receive an exceptional 1.33 cents per point for airfare reservations and 1.6 cents per point if the airline is American or US Airways.

You can book any flight at any time with your points directly through the Chase Travel portal, where your points have a fixed value of 1.25 or 1.5 cents per point for travel redemptions.

You'll want to redeem through the FlexPerks online travel center where you can get up to two cents per point for airfare.

You'll get 1.6 cents per point when you book American Airlines flights and 1.3 cents per point for all other flights through July 23, 2017.

When you hold a Chase Sapphire Reserve, your Ultimate Rewards points have a value of 1.5 cents per point for travel booked via the Chase website, rather than 1.25 cents that you get with the Chase Sapphire Preferred ® Card card.

While the average travel reward gives you 1 cent per point, you only get 6 cents per point for statement credits.

The Chase travel portal also allows you to book hotels at the same 1.5 cents per point for cardholders of the Chase Sapphire Reserve, or 1.25 cents per point with the Chase Sapphire Preferred or Chase Ink Preferred.

This card has gone through a roller coaster of sorts after several key benefits were removed (among them American Admirals Club lounge access and a higher redemption rate of 1.65 cents per point for American Airlines flights).

With this rebate you'd get roughly 1.43 cents per point for your Membership Rewards points (the 30 % rebate means you're spending 70 MR points per dollar, so $ 1 divided by 70 points equals 1.428 cents per point).

That means every dollar you spend on the Freedom Unlimited is worth 2.25 cents per point for travel.

Citibank has offered up to 1.6 cents per point when booking American travel with their Citi Prestige card, and even though that will end in July 2017, ThankYou points will still be worth 1.25 cents per point for airline flights.

Using the redemption value of 1.6 cents per point for American Airlines airfare, that 50,000 point bonus is worth $ 800, plus you'll get two calendar years worth of $ 250 airline credits.

When you remove the above taxes that puts you at under 1.5 cents per point for the above bookings:

When you transfer points to any Chase reward travel partners, the redemption value of each point can be worth even more with some redemptions at up to 5 - 8 cents per point for international first and business class options.

The Citi Prestige allows you to redeem your points at a rate of 1.25 cents per point for airfare and 1.0 cents per point for cash back.

And I only used standard room awards to calculate the cents per point for the redemptions.

That means that each American Airlines mile I had was worth about 10 cents per point for that redemption, which is very good.

Also, getting 1.0 cents per point for cash back is standard compared to many travel credit cards but can easily be outdone by no annual fee credit cards like the Citi Double Cash which earns 2 % back.

That means you'll get 1.6 cents per point for American and 1.33 cents per point for other carriers, which is the biggest bonus Citi offers on any of its ThankYou cards.

If you want to really enjoy the benefits of a 5th night free redemption, try using it when booking for a high - end hotel stay; that said, if you find you're getting over 2 cents per point for your redemption, then you're in safe territory value-wise.

Since the cost of award tickets are based on the price of the Value fare, you'll get the same 2.89 cents per point for any route unless the cheapest Saver level fare is available.

First and business - class tickets on all airlines get the rebate, but you'll only get 2 cents per point for economy tickets on your selected airline.

Plus you'll be earning 3x on travel and dining, a $ 100 TSA PreCheck reimbursement, and all of the benefits that come with the Sapphire Reserve — like the ability to easily redeem all of your Ultimate Rewards for 1.5 cents per point for any travel booked through Chase.

You can book any flight at any time with your points directly through the Chase Travel portal, where your points have a fixed value of 1.25 or 1.5 cents per point for travel redemptions.

The value will be calculated based on a value of.4 cents per point for each Hilton Honors point and I will assume «points and points» are earned, too.

As the flight examples below show, the value in cents per point for Southwest flights is usually between 1.4 and 1.6 cents per point.

At.8 cents per point for Marriott points and 1.5 cents per miles, that's an exchange of $ 2,160 of Marriott points for $ 2,430 of Aeroplan miles PLUS the 7 free nights at a Marriott property up to a category 5.

If you have the Chase Sapphire Reserve you can redeem at a rate of 1.5 cents per point for travel booked through their portal (or 1.25 cents per point if you have Sapphire Preferred).

With the Prestige, Thankyou Points can be redeemed at a rate of 1.33 cents per point for airlines and 1.6 on American Airlines.