Sentences with phrase «offers more points per dollar»

If your rewards card offers more points per dollar in rotating quarterly categories, shop retailers in those categories for your gifts.

The two cards that impose annual fees starting in the second year have higher payouts in year one for heavier grocery store spenders because they offer more points per dollar (and the Capital One ® Venture ® Rewards Credit Card has the highest bonus to qualifying new cardholders).

Not exact matches

That's 50 % more points per dollar than the average rewards program (most offer 1 point per $ 1 spent).

With more than 240 stores offering up to 6X points per dollar, you might as well get the most bang for your buck.

Even more lucrative is the Chase Sapphire Reserve ℠ Card, which offers 3 points per dollar on all travel and dining out purchases.

Think about it: you can earn as many as 2 - 5 extra points per dollar by using your IHG credit card, then the 5 - 10 from IHG, and possibly more for other bonus offers.

These cards offer only one point per dollar, which may not compare well with other cards that offer two points or more.

It's also much more generous than the average rewards credit card, which typically offers just one point per dollar spent on everyday purchases.

Activate this offer now to earn5X Bonus ThankYou Points (5X Bonus ThankYou Points per dollar spent) on eligible purchases which total $ 1,000 or more (up to a maximum total of 7,500 Bonus ThankYou Points)

You're in great shape if you have a rewards - earning credit card that offers more than 1 mile / point per dollar at drugstores.

Look for cards that offer more then the average of one reward point per $ 1 dollar spent.

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.

It doesn't matter whether it only offered an extra 1 point per dollar or more, but having an online points mall would be a fantastic addition to the SPG program.

All of the credit cards mentioned above offer you Ultimate Rewards in return for spending on the cards (the Freedom cards and the Ink Cash card offer cash back which can be converted to Ultimate Rewards points if you hold another Ultimate Rewards card) and, while you're guaranteed at least 1 point per dollar you spend, most of these cards also come with category spending bonuses where you earn yet more.

Amazon.com is a site that a lot of people use on a weekly basis but, with the exception of the Chase Freedom Credit card's quarterly bonus, there aren't any credit cards that come to mind that offer more than 1 point or mile per dollar spent at Amazon....

With more than 240 stores offering up to 6X points per dollar, you might as well get the most bang for your buck.

The 3 point per dollar, no - annual - fee card is still available though, offering 10,000 points after $ 1,000 in purchases within 90 days, worth up to $ 200 in statement credits against Travelocity purchases (see my June post for more information about redemptions).

Typically, a rewards card will offer you 1 point per dollar (1X) spent and then «bonus points» worth more than 1 point per dollar on certain categories, such as:

The Chase Sapphire Reserve ℠ offers 3X Ultimate Rewards ® points per dollar spent on travel expenses (which also happens to be 3X more than that old Centurion Card).

One reason for this, Randel says, is that rewards cards that cover one category often offer cardholders more points per dollar spent.

For a more permanent token of your affection, Chase partners with the online jewelry retailer Blue Nile to offer 7 points per dollar.

For more flexibility the Starwood Preferred Guest American Express Personal Card and Starwood Preferred Guest American Express Business Card are also good, given that they offer one SPG point per dollar spent on all purchases, and two SPG points per dollar spent at SPG properties.

Though some cards offer three points per dollar spent, the value of Starpoints more than makes up for the middling ratio.

Radisson Rewards offers members 20 points per U.S. dollar spent on eligible hotel nights — plus all meals and beverages charged to your room, at more than 1,000 Radisson Hotel Group hotels worldwide.

Since you only earn 1 point per dollar on all purchases, it might be wise to pair this card with another rewards card that offers more points for everyday spending.

As a reminder, I had previously asked Citi for a retention offer for my ThankYou Preferred card and was given a very nice opportunity to earn 5 points per dollar at drugstores, grocery stores, and more for 3 months (up to $ 8750 spend).

The Premier Rewards Gold card offers 2 points per dollar for restaurants, and the EveryDay offers 1 points per dollar at supermarkets and a 20 percent bonus if you use your card 20 or more times per month.

You can earn three points per dollar spent on travel and dining, more than the two points offered by similar cards like our previous pick from Barclays.