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Today we continue our three - part series on the downsides of the major flexible miles currencies — Chase Ultimate Rewards, American Express Membership Rewards, and Starwood Preferred Guest (SPG) Starpoints.
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Conventional Wisdomers in the points and miles community universally sing the praises of the three major flexible miles currencies — Chase Ultimate Rewards, American Express Membership Rewards, and Starwood Preferred Guest (SPG) Starpoints.
This week we finish up our three - part series on the downsides of the major flexible miles currencies — Chase Ultimate Rewards, American Express Membership Rewards, and Starwood Preferred Guest (SPG) Starpoints.
From the desk of the Devil's Advocate... Today we continue our three - part series on the downsides of the major flexible miles currencies — Chase Ultimate Rewards, American Express Membership... [Read more...] about Wait, Maybe SPG Starpoints Are the Worst Points Ever
Not exact matches
Long considered one of the most valuable and flexible points currencies, miles and points enthusiasts are always happy to earn more of these!
Now the 40,000 miles are neither airlines miles or hotel points but they are what I call «flexible currency» or simply cash that can be redeemed for any sort of travel expense such as hotels, airline fees, baggage charges and many more.
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.
Amex Membership Reward (MR) points are one of the highly valued flexible currency in the points and miles world.
Unfortunately, unlike some other flexible points currencies, transfers from SPG points to miles are not instantaneous so there is a risk the award you would like to book will be gone by the time the transfer goes through.