Sentences with phrase «enough rewards points»

Follow these five simple steps and within nine months, you'll have earned enough rewards points from your new credit cards to reward yourself with a little vacation.

We were able to accumulate enough rewards points to get gift certificates to save on new bedroom furniture.

Indeed, if charities receive enough reward points donations from enough people, they can redeem them for items or cash that can help further the charity's goals.

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At the end of the 0 % term we not only earned interest but we also earned enough rewards points to help pay for a bedroom furniture set!

Once you've done that, you can work backward to figure out how to fly there, where to stay and how to amass enough reward points to do it all for free.

In order to come out ahead, you would need to spend over $ 100k in any given year to make back enough rewards points to pay for the fee.

We also will earn rewards for staying, enough rewards points for another free night the next time we stay at a Best Western.

Companies that spend tens of thousands of dollars a year can usually earn enough rewards points or miles to dwarf a card's annual fee, but start - up businesses and other frugal companies may not always have that ability.

Realistically, it would take the average consumer years to accumulate enough rewards points to trade in for the purchase of a brand new vehicle.

Many readers frequently ask whether one can earn enough reward points, to nullify the negative effects of interest charges.

However, the high annual fee of the Chase Sapphire Preferred ® Card is only worthwhile for individuals whose spending is high enough to earn them enough rewards points to offset those costs.

She couldn't simply erase the annual fee thanks to the Credit Card Act, but she could give me enough rewards points — 3,500 — to cash in and apply to my credit card to cover the cost of the annual fee.

That means if you do not have enough rewards points to cover a rewards night, you can cover the remainder of the cost with cash.

However, the high annual fee of the Chase Sapphire Preferred ® Card is only worthwhile for individuals whose spending is high enough to earn them enough rewards points to offset those costs.

Just from charging everything, you would earn enough rewards points or miles for a free airline ticket.

While you might not have enough reward points or miles for an award flight or for a free night's stay, many hotel programs and some airlines allow you to use a small amount of points or miles toward your reservation, and pay for the rest in cash.

If you have enough reward points, you might also be able to buy a TV through the Chase Ultimate Rewards program without spending any cash at all.