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Tier two Ultimate Rewards cards, such as Chase Sapphire Preferred ® Card and Ink Business Preferred ℠ Credit Card, allow you to transfer your points to a number of different airline and hotel partners.

This means your points can be redeemed for one cent each as cash back, but if you also have a Chase Sapphire Preferred or Sapphire card, you also have the option to transfer your points to airline and hotel partners.

Chase travel transfer partners include major US airline frequent flyer programs such as Southwest Airlines Rapid Rewards, United MileagePlus and US hotel chains such as Hyatt, Marriott and the Ritz - Carlton.

As we discussed above, you must have at least 1 premium Ultimate Rewards card to convert the cash - back you earn from cards with no annual fee to points that can be transferred to airline and hotel partners.

The points can be used for travel purchases as well as be transferred to airline and hotel partners, which can give you even more value per point.

They can also be redeemed as gift cards and shopping as well as transferred to a number of airline and hotel frequent travel partners, including Delta, British Airways and Hilton.

Or, you could transfer them to an airline or hotel partner — such as United, Southwest, Virgin Atlantic, British Airways, or Marriott - to stretch them even further.

However, if you have a Chase card that allows you to transfer your points to a variety of airline and hotel partners as well as discounts on UR purchases, you can pool your points under that account and increase their earning potential to $ 0.0125 or more.

You can transfer your points at a 1:1 ratio to 11 airline and hotel partners such as United MileagePlus, British Airways Executive Club, Southwest Rapid Rewards, Marriott Rewards, and more.

These points can usually be redeemed through the credit card issuer or transferred to travel partners, such as airlines or hotels, to redeem on their website.

> Valid on: Any airline / hotel (points as dollars), or use 1:1 instant point transfer (transfer to your United / British Airways / Southwest / Korean Airlines / Hyatt / Marriott accounts 1:1 and using the miles to book with them or partners).

Just like the Chase Freedom, you can transfer the Ultimate Rewards points to the Chase Sapphire Preferred, Chase Ink Bold, Chase Ink Plus or the JP Morgan Select card and from there to airline or hotel partners such as Hyatt, Southwest, British Airways, or United.

The points you earn with the SPG card can be transferred directly to a huge number of airline and hotel partners, as well as being redeemable for stays at Starwood properties.

The only option here (and our recommended usage) is to transfer points to the American Express transfer partners such as airlines and hotels.

Then you can either transfer the points 1:1 to a travel partner such as Hyatt Hotels and United Airlines OR get 20 % off travel when you redeem your points for airfare, hotels, and car rentals through Chase Ultimate RewaHotels and United Airlines OR get 20 % off travel when you redeem your points for airfare, hotels, and car rentals through Chase Ultimate Rewahotels, and car rentals through Chase Ultimate Rewards ®.

Points can be transferred to top frequent flyer partner programs, such as Delta and JetBlue, or to hotel loyalty partner programs like Hilton.

There are many ways to use the Chase Ultimate Reward points earned by these two similar cards, but two of the most profitable are to use the points by booking travel through Chase or transferring them to hotel and airline partners such as United, Hyatt, British Airways, Singapore, Marriott and more.

But you can transfer the Ultimate Rewards points to the Chase Sapphire Preferred, Chase Ink Bold or the Chase Ink Plus card and from there to airline or hotel partners such as Hyatt or United.

Or you can transfer the Chase Ultimate Rewards points to the Chase Sapphire Preferred, (no longer offered) Chase Ink Bold, or Chase Ink Plus cards and from there to certain airline or hotel partners such as Hyatt, Southwest, British Airways, or United Airlines.

Tier two Ultimate Rewards cards, such as Chase Sapphire Preferred ® Card and Ink Business Preferred ℠ Credit Card, allow you to transfer your points to a number of different airline and hotel partners.

A great thing about the Sapphire Preferred card is the ability to transfer Chase points to airline and hotel transfer partners (such as United and Marriott).

Furthermore, UR points are incredibly versatile as they can be transferred 1:1 with a number of travel and hotel partners.

Don't forget that each airline and hotel have partners that either allow you to book through the same loyalty program or transfer points to other programs to book awards as well.

1:1 point transfer to leading airline and hotel loyalty programs and the Ultimate Rewards ® travel partners and the participating programs include airline travel partners such as: British Airways Executive Club, Flying Blue AIR FRANCE KLM, Korean Air SKYPASS, Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer, Southwest Airlines Rapid Rewards ®, United MileagePlus ®, Virgin Atlantic Flying Club, and more.

Lindsay, as Dan mentioned, cards that earn specific miles or hotel points keep them in that program, whereas AMEX Membership Rewards and Chase Ultimate Rewards are flexible programs that hold points that you can transfer out to various airline and hotel partners.

Several benefits that are unique to this card include the 1 to 1 transfer of points to Chase's travel partners, including airlines such as Southwest (one of his loyalty program memberships), United, Korean Air, British Airways, and hotel chains such as Hyatt, Ritz - Carlton, Marriott (another one of his loyalty program memberships), and Priority Club.

Your bonus points are earned as flexible Ultimate Rewards points which makes them useful for a broad range of hotel, airline, and even train transfer partners.

But as an entry - level card, it can't do what other premium Chase cards — such as Sapphire Preferred or Ink Cash — can do; namely, transfer points to airline and hotel partner programs.

Another option is to transfer AMEX points to a frequent flyer partner program, such as Delta and JetBlue, or to a hotel loyalty partner program like Hilton and Starwood.

Some Chase cards allow you to transfer points to select frequent travel programs (like airline partners such as United and Southwest, or hotel partners such as Hyatt and Marriott).

Generally speaking, the point value of transferring AMEX MR to hotel partners is not as good as transferring to airline partners.

Membership Rewards can also be transferred to hotel partners, though this should only be done if absolutely necessary as they are more valuable when transferred to airlines.

Similar to AmEx Membership Reward points, Chase Ultimate Reward points can be used at a fixed value to book travel through Chase or transferred to popular hotel and airline partners such as United, Hyatt, Southwest and Marriott.

The American Express Membership Reward points can be used to book travel through AmEx or transferred to hotel and airline partners such as Delta, British Airways, Hilton and more than a dozen other loyalty programs.

Review the Chase partner airlines and hotels below as these are the programs to which you can transfer your points.

Chase markets this card as a cash back card because holding this card alone does not allow you to transfer points to Chase's airline and hotel partners.

However, please keep in mind that transfer of these points to Chase's hotel and airline partners is only possible if you've any of the premium Chase credit cards such as the Chase Ink Plus Business Credit Card, Chase Sapphire Reserve Card or the Chase Sapphire Preferred Card.

Any hotel points transferred by Marriott or any of the other Southwest hotel partners transferred April 1st or later, are as valid for earning a Companion Pass in 2017 as the points you transferred in 2016.

As we discussed above, you must have at least 1 premium Ultimate Rewards card to convert the cash - back you earn from cards with no annual fee to points that can be transferred to airline and hotel partners.

These points can be transferred 1:1 to World of Hyatt as well as to other airline and hotel partners.

What doesn't count (these rules were updated April 1, 2017 to eliminate options such as partner hotel transfers):

The points you earn with the SPG card can be transferred directly to a huge number of airline and hotel partners, as well as being redeemable for stays at Starwood properties.

As you know by now, transferring your points to Chase's airline and hotel partners is absolutely the best option!

Just as importantly, this preserves the ThankYou points so they can be used where points transfers to hotel partners fails to be a reasonable option.

Transferring to airline and hotel partners (as we discussed above) is still the best way to get the most value out of your points, but using the travel portal can be a good option for many cardholders.

But as an entry - level card, it can't do what other premium Chase cards — such as Sapphire Preferred or Ink Cash — can do; namely, transfer points to airline and hotel partner programs.

You can take a flight, spend on the credit card, transfer points from the Chase Ultimate Rewards program, redeem points or earn points through a partner, such as a hotel, rental car company or dining program.

Or, you could transfer them to an airline or hotel partner — such as United, Southwest, Virgin Atlantic, British Airways, or Marriott - to stretch them even further.

Then you can either transfer the points 1:1 to a travel partner such as Hyatt Hotels and United Airlines OR get 20 % off travel when you redeem your points for airfare, hotels, and car rentals through Chase Ultimate RewaHotels and United Airlines OR get 20 % off travel when you redeem your points for airfare, hotels, and car rentals through Chase Ultimate Rewahotels, and car rentals through Chase Ultimate Rewards ®.

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