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If your business flies with multiple airlines you'll have more point redemption options through the Ink Business Preferred ℠ Credit Card.

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Or, if you want more flexible redemption options, you might consider a flexible points card, such as the Chase Ink Business Preferred card.

The Citi ThankYou ® Preferred Card lets you earn ThankYou ® Points on life's everyday adventures, including dining out, entertainment and more — all with a low intro APR and no annual fee.1 Plus choose from a great selection of ThankYou ® credit card redemption options including Shop with Points for eligible purchases at Amazon.com or at BestBuy.com.

On average, 1 Flying Club mile is worth 1.5 cents — 50 % more than the best ThankYou point redemption options on most cards.

Transferring points to a frequent flyer program offers more value than most of the other redemption options.

However, while as a cardholder you will have more options, be aware that the value on most is not always the best — most redemption options fall below $ 0.01 a point.

The Chase Sapphire Preferred ® is a travel rewards credit card, which aims to earn users more Ultimate Rewards points, which can be used towards multiple redemption options such as travel bookings and miles transfer.

If you prefer more diversified options for reward points redemption for hotel stays, you might like to choose another hotel credit card.

There are many more redemption options available at a one cent per point value.

And for a full review of your favorite credit card's rewards program, including the best redemption options and ways to get more points, click on the links.

I'm not sure if it's ideal (and I may rethink it), but the reason the Cash Rewards cards are in special requirements rather than separated out like the rest of the enhanced cashback stuff is that I envisioned enhanced cashback as more of a section about cards that dovetail well, or specific (restricted) point redemption options.

It earns more points per dollar spent than other cards, has a broad choice of redemption options, charges no annual fee and doesn't require big spending.

Of course, the more ThankYou Points you earn, the better your redemption options will be.

Redeem points for cash back or choose from other redemption options including gift cards from popular retailers, merchandise and more

Once the changes are implemented, it is likely that certain redemption options will devalue Rapid Rewards points below this $ 0.01 value on certain flights — meaning users will have to be much more careful about selecting which flights they want to redeem their points on if they want to maximize their value.

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.

The Ink Business Preferred ℠ Credit Card offers more rewards potential and redemption options for points.

Indeed, transferring to frequent flyer miles often offers more per - point value than other redemption options.

Cash back rewards are the most straightforward and can be easily redeemed for a statement credit or check, but points and miles typically provide more redemption options.

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.

These transfers can help you unlock much more value than the 1 cents per point possible using Pay With Points for flights, which in turn is a better option than any other non-transfer redemption.

As you can see from our table below, many of Chase's travel partners offer even more valuable redemption options, allowing you to stretch the value of your points further:

The Citi ThankYou ® Preferred Card lets you earn ThankYou ® Points on life's everyday adventures, including dining out, entertainment and more — all with a low intro APR and no annual fee.1 Plus choose from a great selection of ThankYou ® credit card redemption options including Shop with Points for eligible purchases at Amazon.com or at BestBuy.com.

While the Business Advantage Travel Rewards World MasterCard offers these redemption options, the value you receive when choosing either of these is significantly less than the one cent or more you'll receive by redeeming your points for travel expense statement credit or for travel through the Bank of America Travel Center.

Chase Ultimate Rewards points are one of our favorite rewards program currencies, for a combination of reasons: Ultimate Rewards points are far more valuable than the average rewards point, you have many options for racking up bonus points — including several credit cards that offer generous sign - up bonuses and a diverse array of bonus categories — and your redemption options are extremely flexible.

When you transfer points to any Chase reward travel partners, the redemption value of each point can be worth even more with some redemptions at up to 5 - 8 cents per point for international first and business class options.

Those travel redemption options can give you more value for your points than getting cash back or gift cards.

Having multiple redemption options can be a blessing when you need the cash more than the points.

While you can find good reward redemption options with any of these travel partners, your best redemption options will be the airline rewards as your points can easily be worth at least 2 cents each on many flights because you have more options and competition with flights.

Additionally, with Marriott's pending merger with Starwood, you can convert your Marriott points to Starwood Preferred Guest points for even more redemption options (including their popular bonus transfers to dozens of airlines).

If you have a specific and more valuable redemption in mind (like Lufthansa first class) and don't have a need for a bunch of Marriott Rewards points, it could make sense to take advantage of this discount, especially the fourth and fifth options.

They do, however, offer a really great Cash & Points option that reduces the nightly redemption cost of points by half (or more) and allows you to pay the remainder in cash, adding flexibility for people that don't have enough pPoints option that reduces the nightly redemption cost of points by half (or more) and allows you to pay the remainder in cash, adding flexibility for people that don't have enough ppoints by half (or more) and allows you to pay the remainder in cash, adding flexibility for people that don't have enough pointspoints.

Some redemption options will get you more value for your points.

Of course, the more ThankYou Points you earn, the better your redemption options will be.

It may be a bit harder to earn Membership Rewards points, but once you have them you have a lot more redemption options.

Cash back rewards are the most straightforward and can be easily redeemed for a statement credit or check, but points and miles typically provide more redemption options.

Indeed, transferring to frequent flyer miles often offers more per - point value than other redemption 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.

ThankYou cards with no annual fee, such as the AT&T Access card, earn the same points as the premium cards in the lineup, but the redemption options are more limited.

Airfare redemptions are generally the most valuable option, especially if you take advantage of American Express» transfer option — you can get more than 2 cents of value per point with certain partners:

ThankYou points can be quite valuable, but the AT&T Access card is a no - fee card, and therefore redemption options are more limited than with the premium Citi ThankYou cards.

The Membership Rewards program is also bested by the Chase Ultimate Rewards program, which is more flexible on its redemption options and gives you a 25 to 50 percent bonus on your points if you redeem them for travel through one of their premium cards.

The Chase Sapphire Preferred ® is a travel rewards credit card, which aims to earn users more Ultimate Rewards points, which can be used towards multiple redemption options such as travel bookings and miles transfer.

As much as we love getting the most for our points, hotels and airlines are not in the business of giving away more for less, so I would bet that Hilton (along with individual properties) will continue to tweak these redemption options to ensure that they are being utilized but are also contributing to their bottom line.

To make this redemption, simply log in to your Chase account, click on Ultimate Rewards at the right - hand side, choose the card account (if you have more than one), and under the Use Points drop - down menu at the top, select the Get Cash Back option.

Apart from hotel redemptions, you can transfer Starpoints to over 30 airline partners, and now also transfer points from Starwood to Marriott Rewards at a 1:3 ratio, opening up even more redemption options.

While booking through the portal is not the highest redemption value for your points, it definitely gives you more options than if you only have points such as Hilton or Marriott.

Most Marriott Rewards members see the merger as an opportunity to earn more points and to have more options for redemptions.

Between these two cards, the Citi Double Cash offers more generous redemption options — points can be redeemed for a statement credit, check, gift card or credit to your checking and savings account.

This way, you can get 1.6 cents per point, according to NerdWallet's valuation, making it a slightly more valuable redemption option.