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Not only does Hyatt have an excellent all points award chart, it also gives you the flexibility of redeeming points and cash for your stays.

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It has the potential for one of the highest rewards rates out of the top - tier travel credit cards, but users must redeem their ThankYou ® Points through the ThankYou ® Travel Center and give up some flexibility to get the best value.

Plus, every time you decide to redeem points, you have the flexibility of choosing what you will redeem for; this month you can redeem for cash, two years from now you could redeem for travel, and the time after that you can redeem for merchandise.

The new program gives cardholders added flexibility to redeem points on smaller purchases — if you want to shave $ 50 off your grocery bill, you can — and empowers consumers to spend points on what they please, plus it eliminates the aggravation of trying to find something to redeem your points with in Amex's rewards catalogue.

At the end of the day, this card is a no - brainer for anyone who travels frequently and wants some flexibility in how they redeem their points.

That gives you a lot of flexibility as you can redeem points towards the cost of certain purchases you make.

Travel rewards — Enjoy the flexibility of booking your airline tickets, vacation packages, car rentals, hotels, cruises, rail tickets, and tours on your HSBC Premier World Elite Mastercard and redeem Points for a statement credit towards these eligible travel purchases.

However, for this you sacrifice flexibility, as the points you earn with the IHG ® Rewards Club Premier Credit Card have little value outside of being redeemed for IHG hotel bookings.

The Bank of America ® Premium Rewards ® credit card is a welcome addition to Bank of America's line - up — a higher end offering that empowers cardholders with a straightforward system for earning points while giving them maximum flexibility when it comes to redeeming those rewards, too.

You also don't have a lot of flexibility when it comes to redeeming your points.

Other things that you look out for include flexibility in redeeming your points or miles, and ease of points transfer from one program to another.

That means any return from those points had better be at least 2 % and probably more, given that we're also forgoing the flexibility of cash for a harder - to - redeem points currency.

This flexibility gives you tons of options to redeem Ultimate Rewards points for some awesome travel experiences.

MORE FLEXIBILITY TO USE HILTON HONORS POINTS: POINTS & MONEY Hilton Honors is the only guest loyalty program where members can redeem their Points for an award night or a stay using a flexible combination of Points and POINTS: POINTS & MONEY Hilton Honors is the only guest loyalty program where members can redeem their Points for an award night or a stay using a flexible combination of Points and POINTS & MONEY Hilton Honors is the only guest loyalty program where members can redeem their Points for an award night or a stay using a flexible combination of Points and Points for an award night or a stay using a flexible combination of Points and Points and money.

Unlike other hotel co-branded credit cards, you won't get Gold status as a cardmember unless you charge $ 30,000 on your card annually, but the flexibility of the program to cash in your points for airline miles with a bonus of 5,000 miles for every 20,000 points redeemed makes it more than worth it — even if you don't frequent Starwood properties.

IHG Rewards Club, the world's first and largest hotel loyalty program, gives you the freedom and flexibility to earn and redeem points in a variety of way that fit your busy schedule.

The good news is that both of these cards allow you great flexibility when redeeming your points.

If you like the flexibility of how you can earn or redeem your points, the $ 95 annual fee can be well worth it.

I'm fan of the Sapphire Preferred for the bonus categories and the flexibility in redeeming UR points.

Even if you have plenty of points in your account but don't want to redeem a large amount, you have the flexibility to use a combination of points and paying the balance with your Chase credit card.

You can redeem points for travel at a fixed rate of 1.5 cents per point through Chase's portal, which puts a floor under the value of your points and adds flexibility to book travel for cases in which no award tickets are available.

As a Cobalt Cardmember you will also enjoy a lot of flexibility whenever you redeem your points through the Membership Rewards program.

A premium travel card, the TD First Class Travel Visa Infinite Card is perfect for jet - setters who want the flexibility of redeeming rewards points toward any travel expense of your choosing.

If you needed to cover multiple nights at a Hilton mid-tier property requiring around 30,000 to 40,000 points, then the Surpass will offer you more flexibility than the Reserve since you'll be able to cover more nights and you'll get the added flexibility of being able to redeem for nights during the week.

Being able to redeem at 1.5 cents per point really comes in handy when you need a lot of flexibility with your award bookings.

The Bank of America ® Premium Rewards ® Credit Card is the newest credit to the list and it offers you maximum flexibility when redeeming your points since they effectively act as a credit that can be used on any purchase, starting at $ 25.

These programs also give you flexibility in choosing how you want to redeem your points since you can transfer them to a variety of frequent flyer programs.

You want more flexibility with your rewards earnings and want a card that allows you to redeem your points at a wide variety of hotels.

This really cuts into the flexibility of the Membership Rewards program — you're stuck redeeming points for travel (or a few other options) if you don't want to lose a huge chunk of value on your points.

Wan na Get Away Fare Redemptions: Although I often talk of the value of transferable points thanks to the flexibility they give you to top up accounts and book premium international tickets on a whim, Rapid Rewards represents the flip side of award tickets where you know you are getting a great (semi) fixed value on award tickets of about 1.8 - 2 cents each on Wan na Get Away (leisure) fares and you can redeem them for any open seat on a flight, just as if you were buying it.

That gives you a lot of flexibility as you can redeem points towards the cost of certain purchases you make.

Plus, I liked the flexibility of Arrival Miles — it often made more sense to redeem them than airline miles or hotel points.

There are two camps of travel cardholders, those who prefer the ability to transfer points between partners to stretch the value and then those who want the flexibility to just redeem rewards for statement credits.

The Bank of America ® Premium Rewards ® credit card is a welcome addition to Bank of America's line - up — a higher end offering that empowers cardholders with a straightforward system for earning points while giving them maximum flexibility when it comes to redeeming those rewards, too.

There's a ton of flexibility when it comes to redeeming points in that your points don't expire for the life of the account and no blackout dates, airline restrictions or seat restrictions apply.

What makes that earning power even better is the flexibility of Chase Ultimate Reward ® points, which can be redeemed for everything from cash back to travel and more.

Although BofA points might not be worth as much as Citi ThankYou points or Chase Ultimate Rewards points, for those who value flexibility when redeeming (and might not be trying to redeem for premium - cabin award seats), the Premium Rewards card is tough to beat since it has such a high earn for cardholders who are members of the BofA Preferred Rewards program.

The ThankYou ® rewards program gives you a lot of flexibility when redeeming your points, so even if you don't travel much this could still be a good rewards credit card for you.

- The flexibility of Southwest points (fully refundable) and their value redeeming for Wan na Get Away fares (usually 1.6 - 1.7 cents / point or higher) makes them «better than cash» for both Southwest frequent and in - frequent travelers.

Transferrable points give you more flexibility because of the multiple travel transfer partner options, and because they can be redeemed at a higher value than fixed value points.

Gift cards are one of the most popular ways to redeem credit card rewards because of their flexibility and point - to - dollar value.

This card is designed for people who aren't willing to keep up with rotating cashback categories, but who do spread their spending out among multiple categories and like the flexibility of Chase Ultimate Rewards ® points to be redeemed as cash or for various products and services.