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«Do they want miles for dollars spent, or are they most interested in a low interest rate or the balance transfer option?»

In addition to transferring your miles to an airline loyalty program, they can also be transferred to the Hilton, Choice Privileges, and SPG hotel programs, but at a lower rate.

Erick, transfer rates are 1:1, so 50,000 Chase Ultimate Rewards would transfer to 50,000 United MileagePlus miles and there is no fee.

Between the high rewards rate on general spending, and the ability to transfer rewards points to airline miles, there is a lot of good value here.

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Lots of articles steer you to the best credit card by categories — one if you want airline miles, another if you need to transfer a balance and a third if you are looking for the lowest interest rates.

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).

Otherwise, the Chase Sapphire Preferred emerges as the better general travel credit card because of its higher earnings rate, 25 % travel redemption bonus, and the ability to transfer miles at a 1:1 ratio to other loyalty programs.

Between the high rewards rate on general spending, and the ability to transfer rewards points to airline miles, there is a lot of good value here.

As the Citi ThankYou program gives you the option to both transfer points to airlines as well as use your points at a fixed rate to buy cash fares, the best use of points would be to redeem them for miles.

Tip: Virgin miles transfer to Hilton HHonors at a rate of 2 Virgin miles = 3 HHonors points, or a 1.5 x conversion rate.

High limits, rock bottom introductory interest rates, savings options, airline miles, and balance transfer options are just some of the perks available to those with high credit ratings.

For example, transferring 20,000 Starwood points to American Airlines gets you 25,000 American Airlines miles — or an earning rate of 1.25 American Airlines miles per $ 1 spent.

Since you can't transfer miles, you're always capped at a 2 % rewards rate (other than the hotels.com rewards rate).

The transfer can result in a mile valuation that's higher than $ 0.01, which increases your rewards rate.

The transfer rate is 1 point for 1 kilometer, but a kilometer is worth only about.62 miles.

For Citi ThankYou Preferred Card and Citi Forward Card members, the transfer rate is normally only 1,000 points to 500 TrueBlue miles, but with this promotion, you will now earn 800 miles.

Because of these ties, some rewards programs — like our top - rated selections below — will allow you to transfer your rewards to partner airlines, converting those rewards into usable, branded miles to supplement (or seed) your current stash.

Erick, transfer rates are 1:1, so 50,000 Chase Ultimate Rewards would transfer to 50,000 United MileagePlus miles and there is no fee.

Membership Rewards transfer to Aeroplan at a rate of 1000 Membership Rewards = 1000 Aeroplan miles.

Some hotel points can be transferred to your Alaska Mileage Plan account to earn more miles but, with the exception of SPG Starpoints, this should be avoided if at all possible because of the terrible transfer rate.

Hilton Honors points transfer to Miles & More with a conversion rate of 10,000 points to 1,000 miles.

As we discussed in our last post, SPG's Starpoints are incredibly valuable because they can transfer to so many airline programs at a 1:1 rate and because every 20,000 points transferred at the same time earn a bonus of 5,000 miles.

This means that if you were already planning a 5 - night award, by paying an extra 32,000 / 30,000 Starpoints, you get 50,000 airline miles — a better transfer rate than regular transfers to airline partners.

Citi ThankYou Rewards also transfer to Flying Blue at the same rates of 1,000 points for 1,000 Flying Blue miles.

Even though you can transfer Virgin Atlantic miles into Hilton HHonors points at a rate of 3 to 2, I don't think that's particularly useful.

You might also keep your miles to transfer to a frequent travel program but you're not guaranteed a 1:1 transfer rate.

As the Citi ThankYou program gives you the option to both transfer points to airlines as well as use your points at a fixed rate to buy cash fares, the best use of points would be to redeem them for miles.

Bottom line is that your Starpoints hold incredible value in the form of Cash & Points rates, free nights, and airline points transfers with an additional 5,000 mile bonus.

Something I recently discovered, while trying to figure out an Aeroplan transfer is that you can transfer Aeroplan miles to US Airways Dividend miles at a pretty decent rate.

For Citi ThankYou Preferred Card and Citi Forward Card members, the transfer rate is normally only 1,000 points to 500 TrueBlue miles, but with this promotion, you will now earn 800 miles.

I also trade them to get more favorable transfer rates, and save myself miles.

Because Hertz is also a transfer partner, you can convert Hertz Gold Plus Rewards Points to Aeroplan Miles at a rate of 600 points for 500 miles.

You can also transfer your Shangri - La Golden Circle points to miles at a rate of 1 point to 1 mile.

If you're looking to fly Air France first class, you'll need to book through Flying Blue, but paying the exorbitant Flying Blue rates to fly first class on a partner airline, rather than booking those seats through that partner or another SkyTeam member with good first class redemptions, is a waste of miles, particularly if you're transferring from a transfer program.

For example, many other airlines like JAL and Asiana have come exceptional redemption rates but they are much harder to earn miles for since they are only transfer partners with SPG.

Balance transfer credit cards frequently offer side benefits such as cash back rewards, airline miles or low interest rates on new purchases.

If you also have the Citi Prestige card you can transfer your Premier points to the Prestige and redeem those points toward American Airlines miles at a rate of 1.6 cents and 1.33 cents for any other airline.

If you're going to transfer less than 200,000 Marriott Rewards points to AAdvantage you're limited to transferring them in a straight points to miles swap at the following conversion rates (click to enlarge):

The base transfer rate is 1:1, but for every 20,000 points you transfer, you get a bonus of 5,000 miles.

You can also transfer United miles to Marriott at a 1 - to - 1 rate.

Marriott Rewards has special Hotel + Air packages that offer a pretty reasonable transfer rate, if you have enough miles to make it happen.

SPG also transfers to United, but at a rate of two points to one MileagePlus mile it's not a good use of your points.

Eligible cardholders can now transfer Ultimate Rewards points to Flying Blue at a rate of one point per one Flying Blue mile.

When the 30 % bonus is added in to the equation the 50,000 Choice Points will end up converting into 32,500 United Miles (that's an effective transfer rate of 5,000 points to 3,250 miles)

By contrast, you can always transfer Starpoints to HawaiianMiles and get 1,200 miles in return for 1,000 points, but you'll need to transfer a block of 20,000 Starpoints at once to get that higher rate.