Sentences with phrase «cents bonus points»

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Here's a benefit exclusive to business owners like you, a 35 percent point redemption bonus on air travel when you an award flight through AmexTravel.com making your points worth 1.35 cents each (1000 points = $ 135).

However, if you book travel through the Chase Ultimate Rewards portal and use points to pay, you'll get a 25 % bonus, making points worth 1.25 cents each.

You can use points from the Reserve the same ways as with the Preferred, except that you'll get a 50 % bonus when booking travel through Chase, making your points worth 1.5 cents each.

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Based on a 1 cent per point value, this bonus can be worth $ 200 in cash back, award travel, or gift cards.

With each reward point retaining a value of one cent, this bonus offer equates to $ 500 which is a return of 12.5 % on these initial purchases.

The VentureOne card offers a 1.25 miles per dollar rewards rate and a 20,000 - mile sign - up bonus (once you spend $ 1,000 on purchases within the first 3 months from account opening), with points that are worth 1 cent when you redeem them for travel.

The values are in a «cents per point» metric for easy comparison if you're considering an intro bonus or choosing between programs for a reward.

Of course with this card's many bonus categories and the ability to redeem points for up to two cents each, you could pay off the annual fee with a much lower amount of spending.

We rate the average dollar value of each Club Carlson point at about.5 cents each, the total value of the bonus comes out to around $ 425 in total.

You won't pay a cent for this card in the first year, plus you'll get 10,000 bonus points (worth $ 100) when you sign up

The 3x bonus points and 1.5 - cent value toward travel on Ultimate Rewards make each dollar you spend go far.

Chase UR points can be redeemed for cash or check at a rate of 1 cents per 1 point, making this bonus worth a total of $ 500.

This card lets you redeem Membership Rewards points at a rate of 1 = 1.25 cents making the sign up bonus worth $ 750.

It currently comes with a 40,000 mile bonus after $ 3,000 in spend, these points are worth 0.5 cents each when redeeming for cash or statement credit.

Further, if you use your points to book through Chase's online portal, the points are worth as much as 1.25 cents per point, which boosts the value of your 50,000 miles bonus to $ 625.

This works out to paying 0.79 cents per mile or point or earning 0.21 miles or points per $ 1 spent AND you get the ability to accelerate your minimum spending to get a sign - on bonus.

That might not sound like much, but purchases that fall into the quarterly bonus categories essentially earn 5 percent back, making each point worth five cents!

You'll come out ahead from the sign - up bonus alone, which is worth $ 800 in airfare on American Airlines (50,000 Citi ThankYou points x 1.6 cents per point).

TPG values Marriott Rewards points at 0.7 cents apiece, so this offer is worth about $ 700, but depending on how you use the points, you could get even more value from this bonus.

When booking travel your points are worth 1 cent per point plus a 20 % bonus.

With the Chase Sapphire Reserve card, you'll get a 50 % bonus, or 1.5 cents per point, when you redeem points for travel through the Chase portal.

The bonus offer could be enough for at least one round trip Wan na Get Away fare, where each point is worth approximately 1.4 cents.

Get a $ 300 travel statement credit plus the 50,000 Ultimate Rewards points as a signup bonus (worth $ 1000 at a valuation of 2 cents per point.

If you have 10,000 points and you go to your Amex gold card and you go to their market place, sometimes each point is going to be worth a penny but there could be some items where they've juiced it and it's worth like one and a half cent and you get a real bonus for redeeming through that.

When you redeem your points for travel through Chase Ultimate Rewards, they are worth 1.5 cents each, making those 50,000 point bonus a $ 750 value.

The card comes with a sign - up bonus of 50,000 Ultimate Rewards points (after spending $ 4,000 in three months) that can be used toward travel via the Chase Travel Portal at a rate of 1.5 cents per point.

Let's see... I've got a $ 10,000 spend I need to meet on my upgraded Amex Business Platinum for 50,000 bonus points, each of which will be worth a guaranteed 2 cents on any flight.

Unfortunately, the redemption rate will drop to 1.25 cents per point, no matter the airline, on July 23, 2017, which will reduce the value of the sign - up bonus to $ 500.

Each Diamond Plus Point is worth one cent, so your 2,500 points sign - up bonus is worth $ 19.

I've got bonus offers from Citibank for extra ThankYou points, which are also guaranteed to be worth 1.6 cents per point on any American flight until July 2017 (and I don't have to worry about non-existent availability).

For instance, we value Southwest Airlines points at 1.57 cents on average (though, the value can vary widely depending on the ticket that you purchase), which means a 50,000 - point bonus can net you $ 785 of value on average when used for Southwest airfare:

The value of points is completely transparent at 1 cent per point, and you receive a 25 to 50 percent bonus depending on which premium rewards card you own, which means your points are worth 1.25 to 1.5 cents per point when you use the travel portal.

The VentureOne card offers a 1.25 miles per dollar rewards rate and a 20,000 - mile sign - up bonus (once you spend $ 1,000 on purchases within the first 3 months from account opening), with points that are worth 1 cent when you redeem them for travel.

Chase's Ultimate Rewards is one of the most lucrative programs for frequent travelers due to its generous sign - up bonus, the ease of earning bonus points on purchases and the ability to redeem points for 1.25 cents for travel purchased for through Chase.

We currently value Rapid Rewards ® points at 1.3 cents per point, which means each sign - up bonus is worth $ 780 for Southwest flights.

The 100,000 point bonus along with the guaranteed 1.5 cent per point travel redemption value, plus the $ 300 travel credit in each calendar year means you'll get at least $ 2,100 in value in exchange for the first year's $ 450 annual fee.

The sign - up bonus alone is worth $ 2,000 if you believe Ultimate Rewards points are worth two cents each.

Even when you take into account the higher value of the Preferred card's points (we value them at 1.26 cents per point), the Preferred card can't match the value of Bank of America's relationship bonus.

It offers a 10,000 points sign - up bonus, and each point can be worth as much as two cents each when redeemed for award flights.

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Valuing flexible Ultimate Rewards points at 2 cents each I'd need to spend $ 4,500 in the Sapphire Preferred's bonus categories, which isn't something I'm willing to commit to.

This is for two reasons: the massive sign up bonus of 100,000 points and the ability to redeem them for a minimum of 1.5 cents each for travel booked through the Ultimate Rewards portal.

In addition to the 22 cents per gallon bonus, you'll also receive 100 bonus points on your first billing statement.

Of course with this card's many bonus categories and the ability to redeem points for up to two cents each, you could pay off the annual fee with a much lower amount of spending.

That's the effective guaranteed value of the signup bonus on the Chase Sapphire Preferred if you only used its 40,000 bonus points at 1.25 cents per point to redeem directly for airfare.

That might not sound like much, but purchases that fall into the quarterly bonus categories essentially earn 5 percent back, making each point worth five cents!

The reason is that while I value the 5 bonus Hilton HHonors points per dollar at about 2 cents, and I value one United MileagePlus or Delta Skymile at about 2 cents, I earn Skymiles through flying domestically on Delta and partner flights, and can transfer Chase Ultimate Rewards points to United, while earning Hilton HHonors points will become much harder after the changes to the earning structure of their co-branded American Express credit cards go into effect in May.

Amtrak regularly holds promotions that offer up to 30 % bonuses on points purchases, so this can lower the effective cost to a more reasonable 1.925 cents per point.

It's not a card we talk about regularly, as similar cards like Barclaycard Arrival offer richer sign - up bonuses and earnings opportunities, but these points can be redeemed toward travel expenses at a rate of 1 cents per point.