Sentences with phrase «convert points earned on cards»

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Converting the rewards you earn on your Chase Freedom Unlimited ® card to Ultimate Rewards ® points instead of cash back lets you access Chase's 25 % travel bonus by redeeming your points for travel or booking with partner reward systems like United MileagePlus ®.

These are the newest kind of rewards on the block, and cards like the Chase Sapphire Preferred ® Card earn points you can convert into real airline miles with certain airlines anytime.

«Purchased points, points transferred between Members, points converted from hotel and car loyalty programs, and e-Rewards, e-Miles, Valued Opinions, and Diners Club, points earned from Rapid Rewards program enrollment, tier bonus points, flight bonus points, and Partner bonus points (excluding bonus points earned on the Rapid Rewards Credit Cards from Chase) do not qualify as Companion Pass qualifying points.»

Instead, with the right credit card, you can earn points with your everyday spending and convert them to miles to fly on the airline that works for you.

These cards allow you to earn rewards points as you spend which you can then convert into money off shopping, discounts on flights, high - street or online vouchers and much more.

«Purchased points, points transferred between Members, points converted from hotel and car loyalty programs, and e-Rewards, e-Miles, Valued Opinions, and Diners Club, points earned from Rapid Rewards program enrollment, tier bonus points, flight bonus points, and Partner bonus points (excluding bonus points earned on the Rapid Rewards Credit Cards from Chase) do not qualify as Companion Pass qualifying points.»

With UR points being so easy to earn with the 5 % categories on a freedom I almost always recommend converting to a freedom from any other Chase card.

All of the credit cards mentioned above offer you Ultimate Rewards in return for spending on the cards (the Freedom cards and the Ink Cash card offer cash back which can be converted to Ultimate Rewards points if you hold another Ultimate Rewards card) and, while you're guaranteed at least 1 point per dollar you spend, most of these cards also come with category spending bonuses where you earn yet more.

Since one SPG point converts to THREE Marriott points you are effectively earning 3 Marriott points on EVERY purchase you make on your Starwood card.

The A + Rewards you earn on your new card can be redeemed for flights on AirTran or Southwest (you can convert points through rewardsfarther.com).

Remember, certain cards like your American Express Platinum will earn 3X membership rewards per $ 1 spent as well, so essentially, this JetBlue offer is allowing you to legally double - dip on earnings that can be converted into frequent flier points.

There's no cap on the total amount you can earn either, so if your company uses the Business Advantage Travel Rewards card for most purchases, you could potentially collect a huge number of points that can later be converted into free travel.

Remember too that the card is a potent companion to the Chase Freedom, since it allows you to «convert» the cash back you earn on the Freedom to much more valuable (and transferable) Ultimate Rewards points.

To hit the annual thresholds, I would have to divert spending from categories that are already bonused as much or more on other cards (groceries, gas, travel) only to have the points I earned convert at a lower rate.

(With the Starwood American Express card you earn Starwood points that can be converted into miles later on.)

Bookings made with other travel agents, comparison sites and affiliates will not be included for bonusing) and one additional point for every equivalent # 1 spent on your Card in a foreign currency (if your transaction is converted into your local currency before submitting to us, you will earn at your normal rate).

While the Hilton HHonors Card from American Express earns more miles than the Ink Plus on cable, internet, and phone service, Hilton points are not as flexible as Ultimate Rewards and convert to airline miles at a 2:1 ratio.

Purchased points, points transferred between members, points converted from hotel and car loyalty programs, and e-Rewards, e-Miles, Valued Opinions and Diners Club, points earned from Rapid Rewards program enrollment, tier bonuses, flight bonuses, and partner bonuses (excluding bonus points earned on Southwest Rapid Rewards Credit Cards from Chase) do not count toward Companion Pass.