Sentences with phrase «mile per dollar transferred»

The remaining 15,000 miles are awarded for balance transfers (one award mile per dollar transferred) within the first 30 days of opening the account.

Not exact matches

Besides the 0 % intro APR on balance transfers and purchases for 6 months, great travel benefits and travel rewards you pile on at a rate of 2x per dollar spent, you can accumulate rewards that amount to a maximum of $ 250 (or the equivalent of 1,000 bonus miles each month you buy through your card, for the first 25 months that you're a card owner).

The popular «two miles per dollar spent» slogan simply means you earn two points per dollar which can be transferred to a variety of partners.

Hot Tip: Take advantage of the airline transfer bonus and earn up to 1.25 airline miles per dollar spent on your Starwood Preferred Guest ® Credit Card from American Express.

Even though you will only earn 1X points per dollar, transferring SPG Starpoints in chunks of 20,000 will earn you a bonus of 5,000 airline miles.

With Starwood's generous 25 % transfer bonus, you can often earn more miles by using the SPG credit card and transferring the points to your favorite airline than you would by using an airline co-branded credit card that earns 1x point per dollar and gives you points directly to your airline's mileage program.

While it only earns one point per dollar spent on most purchases, you'll receive a 5,000 miles bonus when you transfer to airlines in increments of 20,000 SPG points.

Even though you will only earn 1X points per dollar, transferring SPG Starpoints in chunks of 20,000 will earn you a bonus of 5,000 airline miles.

Because unlike most airline credit cards that only offer 1 mile per dollar spent, you can effectively earn 25 % more with this card — by taking advantage of the 5,000 bonus Starpoints whenever you transfer 20,000 points to an airline transfer partner.

Between Amex, Chase, Citi and Starwood all of the Arrival Premier's transfer partners are covered and each of these offers cards that will earn you more miles per dollar than the Barclays Arrival Premier card.

You see, you generally earn miles (or points that transfer to miles) at around 1 to 1.5 miles per dollar (setting aside category bonuses for a minute here).

Given that you get a 25 percent bonus for every 20,000 miles you transfer, you're basically earning 6.25 and 1.25 points per dollar, which is impressive.

Since you can earn 5 points per dollar with Chase Freedom card (on rotating categories that change every quarter), it is like you are earning 5 miles per dollar when transferred through Chase Sapphire Preferred or Chase Ink Plus Credit Cards

But the American Express Starwood Preferred Guest card earns 1 Starpoint per dollar, which, when transferred in 20,000 increments, is worth 1.25 American AAdvantage or Alaska Mileage Plan mile.

While the earning rates on this card aren't super stellar, the transfer bonus effectively makes it a 1.25 mile per dollar spent card on all purchases if you always transfer in increments of 20,000 points which is pretty great for spending that doesn't otherwise fall into a category bonus.

With Starwood's generous 25 % transfer bonus, you can often earn more miles by using the SPG credit card and transferring the points to your favorite airline than you would by using an airline co-branded credit card that earns 1x point per dollar and gives you points directly to your airline's mileage program.

Points can be transferred to AAdvantage at a 1:1 ratio, and for every 20,000 points transferred you get a 5,000 point bonus, meaning you're essentially earning 1.25 AAdvantage miles per dollar spent.

Points can be transferred to Aeroplan at a 1:1 ratio, and for every 20,000 points transferred you get a 5,000 point bonus, meaning you're essentially earning 1.25 Aeroplan miles per dollar spent.

Points can be transferred to Mileage Plan at a 1:1 ratio, and for every 20,000 points transferred you get a 5,000 point bonus, meaning you're essentially earning 1.25 Mileage Plan miles per dollar spent.

I just think it's funny that people actually believed that the card might have a 1:1 transfer, as if any card would essentially give 2 miles per dollar on all spending.

With the Starwood Amex card the numbers change a bit because you're earning 1.25 airline miles per dollar spent (with the 5,000 point transfer bonus).