Sentences with phrase «cents against a travel»

Barclaycard Arrival miles can be redeemed for half a cent each in cash back or 1 cent each against travel purchases over $ 25 made with the card;

Not exact matches

Apologizing for 2016 campaign talk wouldn't make «ten cents worth of difference» in the lawsuit against President Donald Trump's temporary travel restriction, according to Trump.

OR you can redeem against travel for 1.25 cents per point (similar to Barclay).

Points are worth 1 cents when you redeem against travel or restaurant expenses or have 25,000 or more points.

When you redeem against travel expenses points are worth 1 cents each which would make it a 2 % cash back card.

If you redeem these miles against charges that are travel related you get 1 cents per mile in value and you also get a 5 % rebate.

If you redeem these miles against charges that are not travel related they are only worth 0.5 cents each which would make this a straight 1 % cash back card and rather ordinary.

Whether you redeem your miles as statement credit against recent travel purchases or use them to purchase travel through Capital One's portal, the redemption value is always 1 cent per mile.

At a minimum, you should be redeeming your Membership Rewards for at least the 1 cents each as a statement credit against a travel charge, which is arguably close to a cashback.

The Amex Gold is no good if you are intending on using it to redeem for «cash» flights at 1 MR = 1 cent reward against travel.

If you're getting 2x points on dining and travel with a Chase Sapphire Preferred, and if Ultimate Rewards points are worth more than 1 cent apiece (which they are, since you can redeem them for at least 1.25 cents per point directly against any airfare without restriction), you can definitely do better than 2 % with certain rewards cards in the right categories.

Membership Rewards can also be used for statement credits against travel purchases at a rate of 1 cent = 1 Membership Rewards, so there is a floor on the value.

Arrival points can be redeemed against any travel purchase at a rate of 1 point = 1 cent, but you also get a 5 % rebate on all used points.

Whether you redeem your miles as statement credit against recent travel purchases or use them to purchase travel through Capital One's portal, the redemption value is always 1 cent per mile.

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 real major downside of the cards themselves is that there are no direct transfer partners, so you're locked into the fixed redemption value of 1 cent per mile against travel expenses.

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.

That is, miles are worth 1 cent apiece whether you redeem them for credit against travel purchases or cash back via direct deposit.

This gives me a value of 2.25 cents per dollar to credit against any travel expenses charged to the card.

You get the best redemption value when you redeem for statement credit against travel purchases at one mile being worth a full cent.