Sentences with phrase «ever points bonus»

This new bonus matches the highest ever points bonus but requires a bit more spending that last tie around.

Not exact matches

Corporate America has shown how much they care about the American workers, they have downsized them to the point where they now do the work of two people, multi tasking out of their minds, while the CEO's continue to get Bonus money and raises, not making any sacrifices what so ever, and some how its the working classes fault the economy is the way it is?

One of my favorite dishes ever and HUGE bonus points for it being a crockpot meal < 3 Green Fashionista

Bonus points if you have ever finished a bottle.

«If France win or even lose and don't give away a bonus point, I'll forgive Henry for one of the most disgusting acts I've ever seen on a field»

«My recollection from Nationals is that Ankeny was the only team to ever score more than 200 points in a match, and we did it three times, simply because we were getting a lot more of our bonus questions than most teams,» said Jens.

The current bonuses of 60,000 Rapid Rewards ® points on the Southwest personal cards is as good as they've ever been and are ending tomorrow, October 4th.

That's worth $ 750 when redeemed for travel through Ultimate Rewards points — one of the biggest credit card bonuses we've ever seen.

Have you ever signed up for a new loyalty card program at another retailer and they've started you out with «bonus» points?

Recall when Chase started offering their premium card, the Chase Sapphire Reserve, they not only offered a bonus but one of the biggest bonuses ever at 100k points.

As my number of nights at Hyatt properties ballooned over the Summer of 2015, I was getting ever closer to hitting 20 total nights, which would unlock a bonus of 20,000 Hyatt Gold Passport points.

Yes... 30,000 bonus points is as high as the signup bonus ever goes on this card.

Bottom Line: Earn up to 107,500 Marriott Rewards bonus points from this «highest ever» credit card offer.

As you may have heard, Chase is currently offering a signup bonus of 70,000 Ultimate Rewards points to new applicants for the Ink Plus business credit card, which is as high as I recall ever seeing it go.

If you're in need of SPG points, then the sure way is to apply for these two cards that currently have the highest bonus offer ever, 35K points each.

The Amex Hilton Card is back with the best ever sign up bonus of 75,000 points.

The Amex Hilton Card is back with the a new best ever sign up bonus of 80,000 points.

This is an all - time high signup bonus out featuring a 60,000 point sign - up bonus — the highest ever.

The 100,000 - point sign - up bonus is one of the most valuable sign - up bonuses we've ever seen due to the number of points and the high value of Ultimate Rewards.

American Express SPG personal and Business Card — Both these card have an increases sign - up bonus of 35,000 points for a limited time and its the perfect time to get it as the bonus is at the highest its ever been.

This is close to as cheap we ever see Choice Privileges Points being sold (when there a 50 % bonus available points cost ~ 0.733 cents each and points cost 0.786 cents each in the last promotion) so, from a numbers point of view, this looks promPoints being sold (when there a 50 % bonus available points cost ~ 0.733 cents each and points cost 0.786 cents each in the last promotion) so, from a numbers point of view, this looks prompoints cost ~ 0.733 cents each and points cost 0.786 cents each in the last promotion) so, from a numbers point of view, this looks prompoints cost 0.786 cents each in the last promotion) so, from a numbers point of view, this looks promising.

If you were planning on booking a premium room anyway (before you'd ever heard about the bonus) then this may be a price worth paying — approximately 0.8 cents / bonus point.

Since Hyatt is running a promotion right now that offers bonus points for ever 5 nights, I hope these might qualify for that, too!

If you ever decide to cancel the Platinum or the PRG then I recommend applying for the Amex Everyday if you are still carrying a balance of MRs.. It has no annual fee and earns a decent amount of points via bonus spending, but most importantly, it will preserve your MRs while you decide how to best use them.

The Premium card carriers a higher annual fee ($ 149 vs. $ 49), but it confers 15,000 bonus points rather than 10,000 and waived change and cancellation fees on cash and award tickets.You also have the option to earn up to 15,000 status points per year with the Premium card at a rate of 5,000 status points for ever $ 10,000 in purchases on the card.

The highest ever signup bonus we had seen was 100K Hilton points but now the new offer will give you 125K points instead.

Here, thanks to the 12 % discount, 20,000 points cost just $ 110 (0.55 cents / point) which is a better rate than you will ever see in a «buy points and get a bonus» promotion from IHG.

Chase Ink Cash ($ 500 or 50,000 Ultimate Rewards points)-- This is available March 12th, 2017 and is the highest bonus ever offered on the card.

In other words, you... Continue reading «JetBlue Credit Card Now Offers Highest Ever 60,000 Point Sign - Up Bonus»

Chase Freedom ($ 300)-- The highest bonus ever was $ 300, or 30k UR points, for spending just $ 500 in 3 months.

The JetBlue credit card from Barclaycard is currently offering its highest sign - up bonus ever, a full 60,000 TrueBlue points when you spend a mere $ 1,000 in the first 90 days from account opening.

Outside of the 100,000 points sign - up bonus that was available when the Sapphire Reserve card was first released, this is one of the highest publicly available offers we have ever seen for a Chase Ultimate Rewards card.

Right now, the Starwood Preferred Guest credit card from American Express is offering a highest - ever bonus of 35,000 points.

The Southwest Airlines Rapid Rewards Premier Card has a highest ever bonus available with 50,000 points after making $ 2,000 in purchases in 3 months and a $ 100 statement credit after your first purchase.

I don't remember ever seeing all three Southwest credit cards offering 60,000 points for a sign - up bonus so this is a fantastic time to jump on the cards.

The sign - up bonus of 100,000 points is the highest ever offered for the Surpass card — but still not great compared to other cards with similar annual fees, like the Citibank Prestige or AmEx Platinum cards!

The current 100,000 - point sign - up bonus is the best ever (and requires spending $ 3,000 in the first three months).

I don't recall ever seeing a bonus as high as 150K points / miles, especially not those that are as valuable as Amex points are.

Note that you can only transfer 79,999 SPG points per day, so you'd actually only ever want to transfer 60,000 in a single day to ensure you get the full bonus.

Iberia is a bit more generous since it does not charge hefty fuel charges, and now more than ever, since you can receive a 50 % bonus when transferring points from American Express Membership Rewards between now and December 15.

And there's a silver lining since racking up points via credit card bonus programs is even more lucrative than ever.

Also starting on July 23, for a limited time the Citi Prestige card will come with a 75,000 - point sign - up bonus — the highest publicly available bonus we've ever seen on this card — for all new cardholders after spending $ 7,500 in the first three months.

The Chase Marriott card (affiliate link) has the highest signup bonus I've ever seen, with 80,000 points after spending $ 3,000, PLUS 7,500 additional points for adding an authorized user.

You're better off applying for the SPG American Express while it's offering its highest sign - up bonus ever, 35k Starwood points!

That's more points than the previous high of 100K, though the best bonus ever was arguably 100K points + a free weekend night on account anniversary (no longer available).

Those that cancel in preparation of the new product could be construed as «gaming» the system for a new signup offer, which will no doubt be very large for the aspire card... and this gives Amex a chance to say your required spend is manufactured and claw back points, or wait until you cancel to avoid the AF and say your «gaming» them, then shut down all your cards and clawback the ARV of the points... IMO Amex has led the pack with ways to screw customers out of signup bonuses (ever try to get one matched?)

The $ 150 (or 15,000 points) sign up bonus is higher than normal but not the highest ever.

Another warning point is NEVER EVER downgrade until you have got the new card bonus for whatever card you are downgrading (or upgrading) to.

The graphics are just as good and the soundtrack is as amazing as ever (with bonus points for adding «Splattack!»