Sentences with phrase «more flexible transfer»

The Sapphire Preferred not only offers a large enough bonus to pay for a free domestic flight soon after you acquire the card, it also offers a more flexible transfer policy that lets you transfer points on a one - to - one basis to other travel loyalty programs.

There's little evidence that being more flexible transfers into better performance in most sports (6,29,30).

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Or there's the more flexible Chase Sapphire Preferred which earns Ultimate Rewards points that can be transferred into United MileagePlus.

You can transfer UR points out to multiple travel partners, so they are definitely more flexible.

Some rewards programs — such as Chase's Ultimate Rewards and Amex's Membership Rewards — are even more flexible and allow you to transfer points to airline and hotel loyalty programs.

In a bid to make the platform more flexible and convenient for traders across the globe, the YesOption broker allows its customers to deposit money into and withdraw from their trading accounts using an array of payment processors, such as Neteller, Credit Cards, Western Union and Wire transfer.

Transferring balances to a new card with a 0 % APR introductory rate could be a cheaper and more flexible option than a personal loan.

It's fairly simple to find options that not only pay better interest rates than money market accounts, but offer more flexible access to your money through debit cards and electronic transfers.

We need to see the boss becoming less stubborn and more flexible with his tactics, training methods and the way he deals with the players and we need to see much more aggression and intent in the transfer market.

Dream On Me has made the Violet more flexible with four different positions, so you can easily transfer your newborn to the crib and continue to ensure that he or she is not able to climb or fall out in the months to come.

Carbon fiber frames are expensive but generally more flexible, making for a smoother ride at the expense of worse power transfer between the leg and the wheels.

«It gives you a more believable highlight, since a fan brush's bristles are too soft and flexible to pick up and transfer too much product onto your face,» she says, «therefore, leaving you with a natural glow.»

This approach clearly helps because it quickly fills the knowledge gaps in a far more flexible way than traditional training and, secondly, it comes as a practical ready - to - apply solution from experienced employees, which is a lot more effective for knowledge transfer than a fully - fledged course.

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Investments in the mutual fund, on the other hand, are more liquid, convenient and flexible as it offers many investor services, like switching or transfer from one fund to another, sale or redemptions.

It's fairly simple to find options that not only pay better interest rates than money market accounts, but offer more flexible access to your money through debit cards and electronic transfers.

And while these cardholders also earn flexible travel reward points that can be transferred to airline miles, the main reason to consider a card is for its perks like airport lounge access, personal concierge assistance, and more.

Though you can't earn as many points using the Chase Sapphire Preferred ® Card as you would through the Hyatt Credit Card, Ultimate Reward points are more flexible, and can be transferred to a number of different programs.

Some rewards programs — such as Chase's Ultimate Rewards and Amex's Membership Rewards — are even more flexible and allow you to transfer points to airline and hotel loyalty programs.

In a bid to make the platform more flexible and convenient for traders across the globe, the YesOption broker allows its customers to deposit money into and withdraw from their trading accounts using an array of payment processors, such as Neteller, Credit Cards, Western Union and Wire transfer.

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.

It has more airline transfer partners, but our opinion is that it's not as flexible when it comes to redemption options.

The sooner you start to plan for the transfer of your assets, the more flexible your options may be.

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.

Making the most of flexible travel rewards programs — Several programs allow transfers to airlines and hotels, and there may be more possibilities than you realize... (See Rewards)

Delta's miles transfer program is comparable in price to other airlines, but a little more flexible than some.

Reno doesn't have any rooms that cost more than $ 40, I'm staying with a friend in Boston, in New Orleans I'm staying too long and IHG properties are too expensive, in San Diego I actually am staying at an IHG Rewards Club property (but burning some spare points from previous promotions), in Milwaukee I could redeem 8,000 Hyatt Gold Passport points (although I actually redeemed 25,000 random Marriott Rewards points I had lying around), and in Lexington I redeemed 40,000 Hyatt Gold Passport points transferred from a flexible Ultimate Rewards account.

While Starwood Preferred Guest points are very flexible and can be transferred to over 30 different frequent flyer programs, the miles and points you earn with Delta and Hilton are much more restricted.

But less flexible than the Citibank Premier Miles card that allows transfer to more valuable points like Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer program!

Real travel pros might go for a more flexible rewards card that offers points that can be transferred to a variety of airline and hotel partners.

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

Remember, if you're transferring from one of your flexible mileage currencies, you're giving up the possibility of using those points on a potentially much more valuable international premium cabin redemption.

You can transfer UR points out to multiple travel partners, so they are definitely more flexible.

Like the Sapphire Preferred, the most flexible way to redeem your points is by transferring them out to travel partners (more on that later).

Or there's the more flexible Chase Sapphire Preferred which earns Ultimate Rewards points that can be transferred into United MileagePlus.

The Sapphire Preferred also earns Ultimate Rewards points, which are more flexible and can be transferred to Marriott Rewards.

When you own a flexible rewards card, your points can be more valuable by transferring them out a loyalty program.

But, owning a flexible travel rewards card can save you even more money than basic economy with the legacy airlines or transferring your points to a discount airline like Southwest and JetBlue.

While it's a very flexible card with 17 airline transfer partners, and it has impressive earning scheme that offers triple points for airfare and double points at restaurants, gas stations and grocery stores, its sign - up bonus is only 25,000 points and its annual fee is $ 100 dollars more than Sapphire or SPG.

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It has more airline transfer partners, but our opinion is that it's not as flexible when it comes to redemption options.

You can still transfer those Ultimate Rewards points to Southwest, so why would you want to use a card that offers fewer, more restrictive points when the Sapphire is so much more generous and flexible?

If you do this at an office supply store, you get 5X Ultimate Rewards points, which I value at 2 cents each (to keep it simple; they're probably worth more thanks to flexible transfers).

It has twice as many airline transfer partners as Chase and more flexible earning categories than Amex.

Therefore, if you know you just are interested in cash back rewards, the Discover it is more flexible but if you think you might be transferring points to travel partners, the redemptions for the Chase Freedom are going to be better.

The Business Green card is a lot more flexible than the Gold Delta Business card since you can transfer the points to 16 frequent flyer programs or simply buy travel through the Membership Rewards website.

Even for people that consistently hit that threshold by using points transfers, this makes the points more flexible.

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.

Generally, frequent flier programs tended to be restrictive about transferring miles after death, while hotels and credit card reward programs tended to be more flexible.

This task becomes exponentially more complex when you're trying to redeem reward points in a flexible program that allows transfers to multiple airline partners.