Sentences with phrase «flexible currency»

You'd be better off with a card that has a more flexible currency or even a simple cashback card.

Even with flexible currencies, you'll often have redemptions worth closer to 2 - 3 cents per point unless you're doing nothing but traveling internationally in business class (and I agree there are some people like that, but not most people).

Amex Membership Reward (MR) points are one of the highly valued flexible currency in the points and miles world.

But in reality, a travel hacking practice that includes both unbonused spend and bonus spend would allow you to deploy your bonused spend towards cards like the Asiana Visa Signature, which earn bonus miles, and your cheaper unbonused spend towards flexible currencies like Starpoints.

Bank rewards cards typically have better rewards programs and earn flexible currency that gives you more earning and redemption options.

Therefore, it is not going to be useful for aspirational awards which can be achieved with more flexible currencies such as Chase Ultimate Rewards or Amex Membership rewards.

Like other flexible currencies, ThankYou points can also be redeemed directly for airfare instead of transferring them to partners.

The SPG card earns the most flexible currency on the market and is perfect for someone who's looking for a lot of redemption options.

Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer program is the only program that is partnered with all the major flexible currencies — Chase Ultimate Rewards, Starwood Preferred Guest, Citi ThankYou Rewards, Amex Membership Rewards.

The following flexible currencies transfer to Iberia: Chase Ultimate Rewards, American Express Membership Rewards & Starwood Preferred Guest.

In the hotel and even flexible currencies such as American Express membership rewards, the fact that there are many loyalty programs that cater to US consumers allows more cards in the US to be sponsors with smaller loyalty programs.

«This contradiction casts doubt over the PBOC's intentions: whether it is serious about moving to a more flexible currency regime, or whether it has simply re-imposed a de facto peg at a different level against the US dollar.»

I loved this option as it meant that I could keep the points for this booking in the form of Ultimate Rewards points (a very flexible currency) until I was 100 % sure that we wouldn't be cancelling the reservation.

«Just because some partners have devalued doesn't make Ultimate Rewards points less valuable relative to other flexible currencies.»

The SPG Amex card earns the most flexible currency on the market and is perfect for someone who likes that level of redemption options.

When I visit this site on my mobile phone, it's because I want to access one of the resources conveniently linked at the top of the page (like hotel promotions) or check an airline's alliance membership or flexible currency transfer partners.

And yes you are right the ideal scenario would be to say buy a case of paper for $ 59 and get a $ 50 visa card in that way you would be able to change the staples cards to a more flexible currency.

A flexible currency has allowed Russia to quickly adjust to economic difficulties, and Russian markets are receiving inflows following rebounding oil prices.

New president Mauricio Macri has motivated his economic team to restore Argentina's macroeconomic balance by adopting a flexible currency policy, devaluing the peso, reducing subsidies and easing tariffs for agribusiness exporters.

But Ottawa has other trade pacts in the works, and a flexible currency would help cushion any blow.

While the fixed - rate cards offer the ultimate in flexibility because you can use points for whatever travel you want, the flexible currency cards can offer substantially more value if you're shrewd when you redeem.

The great part is, KrisFlyer program is partnered with all the flexible currency programs in USA.

Given the choice (and assuming both are of equal value) wouldn't you prefer to earn and hold a flexible currency rather than an inflexible one?

Membership Rewards points are a valuable and flexible currency.

Chase may be the king of the moment, but what we've learned in the past month is that all three of the flexible currency programs could use a bit of fine tuning.

Citi ThankYou points transfer over to a good number of other loyalty programs (including Singapore Airlines) and they're a good, flexible currency to collect.

The main advantage of these flexible currency programs is, you are not forced to stick with any one particular frequent flyer program, you can use them which ever program offers more value for you and there are also transfer bonuses offered randomly.

But we're talking about Starpoints as a flexible currency here, and for a flexible currency card, that's super lame.

If you're new to travel credit cards then I suggest going with a card that earns you a flexible currency like those from Chase, American Express, and Citi.

Starpoints are great because 1) Has the most airline partners of any flexible currency by far at a 1:1.25 ratio, 2) Partners with Alaska, which has the best award chart (especially for flying on Cathay / JAL F), 3) Great Nights & Flights redemption options.

Since monetizing these points will yield a maximum value of 1 cent per point, you'll probably be best - served earning these flexible currencies with the intention of redeeming them for flights through their airline transfer partners.

So having a domestic airline partner on your transfer roster is a major plus and the other three flexible currencies each have at least one.

Since then, Blockchain is the biggest revolution in the digital world due to its flexible currency exchange system using tokens that too with decentralized databases.