Sentences with phrase «flexible point transfer options»

With programs changing their partners and transfer rates at different times throughout the year, it can be difficult to know what your best flexible point transfer options are at any one time.

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You also get a nice mix of options to transfer your points to making this a flexible travel points card.

Furthermore, the Chase Sapphire Preferred ® Card has more flexible point redemption options, including the ability to receive cash back and transfer points to airlines at a 1:1 value.

For additional options with flexible redemptions, you should consider Chase, Citi or Amex cards which have the possibility to be transfer points to many different airline partners.

Bottom Line: Travelers who want more flexible redemption options might consider the Starwood Preferred Guest ® Credit Card from American Express, which allows you to transfer points to Alaska Airlines and has lots of benefits.

The Chase Freedom and Chase Freedom Unlimited cards are flexible point cards that offer a wide array of options for redeeming or transferring your points.

It covers all of the flexible points options and all of the airlines and hotels they can be transferred to.

We're always happy to see programs adding value by increasing the number of transfer options, and we look forward to seeing which airlines and hotels these flexible points programs will add next.

These portals offer the most flexible options for transferring and redeeming points, and typically carry the best value.

When you have these new options at transferring points, it is always good news because it makes both SPG and Marriott points more flexible.

A second flexible redemption option with the Sapphire Reserve is the option to transfer your points on a 1:1 ratio to 11 airline and hotel Chase Ultimate Rewards partners.

The Chase Sapphire Preferred is one of the best options for travelers that solely want a rewards card with flexible point redemption and transfer options.

American Express Membership Rewards points are more valuable than the average rewards point, for a variety of reasons: The points are fairly flexible, with no expiration dates or blackout dates to worry about, you have a plethora of redemption options to choose from, plus American Express has a large list of airline and hotel partners that you can transfer points to at a good value.

Bottomline, if you want to earn a flexible points currency that you can transfer to different partners, rather than earning points with one specific partner, and are a big spender, the Chase Sapphire is a strong option.

Transfer options: These are flexible, too, in the sense that the points in these programs can be used to defray the cost of almost any kind of travel, such as rental cars, flights, hotels and cruises.

It really shines for frequent travelers though, who have the option to either transfer their points to a variety of airline programs, including partners in all three of the main alliances, or get 20 percent off and flexible redemption options for using points towards travel like cash back through the Ultimate Rewards travel portal.