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What makes the Membership Rewards program so valuable, though, is that it also has the most airline transfer partners.

Of all the transferable points programs, SPG easily provides the most airline transfer partners.

Of all the transferable points programs, SPG easily provides the most airline transfer partners.

Of all the transferable points programs, SPG easily provides the most airline transfer partners.

Not exact matches

They can be exchanged for statement credits or cash back, used to book travel through AmEx's travel website, or transferred to any of 17 airline and three hotel transfer partners (transferable points are among the most valuable).

The card earns Membership Rewards points, the currency in Amex's loyalty program, which can be exchanged for statement credits or cash back, used to book travel through Amex's travel website, or, to get the most value, transferred to any of 17 airline and three hotel transfer partners (transferable points are among the best).

While several airlines, including United, Japan Airlines, and All Nippon Airways, offer direct flights between New York and Tokyo, Korean Air offers the most frequent flyer award availability — useful for us, since we only had a little bit of schedule flexibility — and is a transfer partner of Chase, whose points we had already started airlines, including United, Japan Airlines, and All Nippon Airways, offer direct flights between New York and Tokyo, Korean Air offers the most frequent flyer award availability — useful for us, since we only had a little bit of schedule flexibility — and is a transfer partner of Chase, whose points we had already started Airlines, and All Nippon Airways, offer direct flights between New York and Tokyo, Korean Air offers the most frequent flyer award availability — useful for us, since we only had a little bit of schedule flexibility — and is a transfer partner of Chase, whose points we had already started to earn.

Those Membership Rewards points can be redeemed for statement credit, gift cards, and Uber credits, but you'll get the most value out of using them to book travel through amextravel.com or by transferring them to an airline or hotel partner:

IHG points can be transferred to over 30 airline partners, with a transfer ratio of 10,000 points to 2,000 miles in most cases.

c) Chase Ultimate Rewards points are one of the most valuable rewards currencies on the market because they're easy to earn, and they can be transferred to partner airlines and hotels (this is the key).

In our opinion, transferring AMEX points to airline transfer partners is the best way to go for most.

Similarly, you can't transfer points between frequent flyer programs in most cases, even if the airlines are partners.

With over 30 airline transfer partners, SPG Starpoints are among the most valuable points on the market.

However, the card does offer a compelling value proposition for award travelers interested in free flights thanks to its 35 airline transfer partners (Virgin America was the most recent addition).

SPG points are one of the most valuable currencies in the travel rewards game, with the ability to transfer to over 30 airline partners providing a great deal of flexibility.

For example, American Express Membership Rewards transfer at a 1:1 ratio for most airline partners.

With Citi, you can transfer your points to Hilton Honors at a 1:1.5 ratio, or to most airline partners at a 1:1 ratio.

But if you want the most value, hybrid airline cards let you earn points that you can then transfer to airline frequent flyer partners.

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.

SPG Starpoints also has over 30 airline partners, most of which are a 1:1 transfer.

You'll get the most value out of your points by transferring them to an airline partner and booking an award flight.

While airline programs partner with hotels and vice versa, in most cases it's not worth transferring out due to poor transfer ratios; the main exception is Starwood Preferred Guest, which enables you to transfer to a number of airline programs with a 25 % bonus if you transfer in increments of 20,000 points.

Most partners require a minimum of 10,000 points to make a transfer, but the exchange rate varies according to the airline.

Transferring points to airline partners is often the best way to get the most value out of ThankYou Points.

The American Express Membership Rewards earned with your Amex EveryDay ® credit card can be transferred to any of 17 airline partners, including popular brands like British Airways and Delta, most at a 1:1 rate.

For more information, check out our guide to the Ultimate Rewards partners and how to use them, and then take a look to see how you can get the most value out of your Ultimate Rewards points by transferring them to hotels and airlines.

One of the best and most glamorous airlines in the world, Emirates, isn't a member of any alliances, but it is a transfer partner of American Express Membership Rewards and SPG programs, and it has a number of partners that you can earn and redeem miles on.

With most other cards you exchange your miles (or points) for travel purchases, or transfer miles to the airline or hotel partners.

As we mentioned above, transferring your points to airline partners is how you can get the most value out of your points.

Transfer your points earned to one of the airline frequent flyer or hotel partners; most all come with a 1:1 transfer ratio (except SPG, EL AL, JetBlue TrueBlue, Virgin Elevate, and Transfer your points earned to one of the airline frequent flyer or hotel partners; most all come with a 1:1 transfer ratio (except SPG, EL AL, JetBlue TrueBlue, Virgin Elevate, and transfer ratio (except SPG, EL AL, JetBlue TrueBlue, Virgin Elevate, and Honors).

Far and away, the most effective way to redeem Membership Rewards is by transferring them to airline and hotel partners.

United is arguably the most popular Chase airline transfer partner, and transferring Ultimate Rewards points to United often makes sense when the price in points on the Ultimate Rewards website is too high compare to what you could pay for the flight using alternative currencies — frequent flyer miles.

It has more airline transfer partners, but a number of them are small international carriers that most of us are unlikely to ever use.

Whenever possible, we try to examine the transfer of points to airline travel partners, as they tend to be the most valuable.

Otherwise, keep an eye out for other transfer bonus promotions for your ThankYou Points, and look at your options with airline partners to get the most value out of your points.

The best way to make the most of these points is by transferring them to one of the hotel and airline partners of Chase.

SPG points are one of the most valuable currencies in the travel rewards game, with the ability to transfer to over 30 airline partners providing a great deal of flexibility.

You can transfer at a 1:1 ratio to most airline partners, but make sure you check before transferring (since SPG transfers to some partners at a much poorer rate).

Most folks believe Membership Rewards points are more valuable than that since you can transfer them to a number of airline partners for premium award redemptions.

One of the most valuable rewards benefits is the ability to transfer your points directly to 20 airline and hotel loyalty programs that partner with American Express.

But all 11 of Citi's airline transfer partners — including Qantas, Virgin Atlantic, Air France and Qatar Airways — are based overseas, so cardholders who do most of their traveling on domestic carriers won't benefit.

Citi airline partners include some great programs like Asia Miles and Etihad, and most have a 1:1 transfer rate.

Bottom Line: Most of the time transferring ThankYou Points to an airline partner is the best way to go.

It allows members to transfer Starpoints to most of its 36 partner airlines at a 1:1 ratio.

The newest transfer partner is a SkyTeam partner similar to Korean Air, but Flying Blue awards are much easier to process online as most award redemptions, including partner airlines, can be completed online.

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.

Most partners require a minimum of 10,000 points to make a transfer, but the exchange rate varies according to the airline.

Transferring points to airline partners is often the best way to get the most value out of ThankYou Points.

The four most valuable ways to redeem Starpoints are the following: award stays; Nights & Flights; airline partner transfers; and SPG Flights.

For example, American Express Membership Rewards transfer at a 1:1 ratio for most airline partners.