Sentences with phrase «point per dollar charged»

All other net purchases get one base point per dollar charged.

Cardholders receive one point per dollar charged to the card, and have the option of redeeming points for cash back, travel expenses, gift cards and more.

Not exact matches

The card charges a $ 95 annual fee and earns you two points per dollar spent on travel and one - and - a-half points on all other purchases.

50,000 BONUS POINTS after you spend $ 4,000 on purchases in the first 3 months from account opening $ 300 Annual Travel Credit as reimbursement for travel purchases such as airfare and hotels charged to your card 3X points on travel and dining at restaurants worldwide & 1 point per dollar spent on all other purcPOINTS after you spend $ 4,000 on purchases in the first 3 months from account opening $ 300 Annual Travel Credit as reimbursement for travel purchases such as airfare and hotels charged to your card 3X points on travel and dining at restaurants worldwide & 1 point per dollar spent on all other purcpoints on travel and dining at restaurants worldwide & 1 point per dollar spent on all other purchases.

Earn 10 points per dollar on room and qualifying charges at Marriott, JW Marriott, Renaissance, Delta, Autograph Collection, and Marriott Vacation Club

However, when you pay for other purchases with this card, like charging for gas, dining, and groceries, you only get 1 point per dollar.

But using a baseline of one point per dollar, what American Express uses for its U.S. Platinum and Centurion Cards, Liu will earn 170,400,000 Membership Reward points for his painting purchase, which doesn't include tax or the fees Christie's charges.

Earn 10 points per dollar on room and qualifying charges at Marriott, JW Marriott, Renaissance, Delta, Autograph Collection, and Marriott Vacation Club

Particularly, the rewards program give one point for every dollar you charge on the card and two points per dollar for charging for staying at participating Starwood properties and retail outlets.

The Carnival and Holland America cards are very similar to the Royal Caribbean card in that they don't charge an annual fee and they offer two points per dollar spent on cruise purchases.

Earn one point for every dollar that you charge to the card, but enjoy 2 points per dollar when you use the card at gas stations, restaurants, and supermarkets in the U.S..

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.

If you book a flight with a travel agency, you will not receive the full two points per dollar unless the charge comes directly from the airline.

1 Cardmembers will earn 2 points per dollar in net purchases (purchases minus credits and returns) that they charge.

This card earns a basic one point per dollar on most purchases, but that's okay since Starwood charges so much less for rooms with points.

The Carnival and Holland America cards are very similar to the Royal Caribbean card in that they don't charge an annual fee and they offer two points per dollar spent on cruise purchases.

For a no - fee card with perks, look at the BankAmericard Travel Rewards card, which doesn't charge foreign transaction fees and earns 1.5 points per dollar that you can redeem for travel.

Customers with $ 50,000 to $ 100,000 will earn 3 points per dollar on travel and dining and 2.25 points per dollar on remaining charges.

Earning Points: Earn five (5) points per dollar ($ 1) charged to the Choice Privileges Visa Signature Card for the purchase of Choice Privileges points and Choice Hotels gift Points: Earn five (5) points per dollar ($ 1) charged to the Choice Privileges Visa Signature Card for the purchase of Choice Privileges points and Choice Hotels gift points per dollar ($ 1) charged to the Choice Privileges Visa Signature Card for the purchase of Choice Privileges points and Choice Hotels gift points and Choice Hotels gift cards.

Blue Business Plus from American Express charges no annual fees and earns two Membership Rewards points per dollar spent in all categories on up to $ 50,000 annually.

The fact that Hilton may sometimes charge up to 95,000 points for an award night is compensated for the fact that it can offer 15 points per dollar, while Hyatt offers only 5 points per dollar.

Members earn 1 point per every dollar spent on qualifying rental and service charges, fuel, and other expenditures.

50,000 BONUS POINTS after you spend $ 4,000 on purchases in the first 3 months from account opening $ 300 Annual Travel Credit as reimbursement for travel purchases such as airfare and hotels charged to your card 3X points on travel and dining at restaurants worldwide & 1 point per dollar spent on all other purcPOINTS after you spend $ 4,000 on purchases in the first 3 months from account opening $ 300 Annual Travel Credit as reimbursement for travel purchases such as airfare and hotels charged to your card 3X points on travel and dining at restaurants worldwide & 1 point per dollar spent on all other purcpoints on travel and dining at restaurants worldwide & 1 point per dollar spent on all other purchases.

Their points are hard to come by since their credit card earns one point per dollar on all non-SPG spend, and even on SPG hotels you don't always want to use the card because they charge foreign transaction fees.

If that same $ 500 charge were made with the Hyatt Visa, you'd get 3 bonus points per dollar, or 1,500 Gold Passport points.

Because they're associated with an airline ticket (the charge had a ticket number associated with it) Amex appears to be coding these kind of purchases as airfare and awarding 5 points per dollar.

On the spending side, you get 2 points per dollar on every charge, and with the 10 % rebate, points are worth about 2.2 cents each, making it better than a 2 % cash back card, the usual benchmark.

Using your Chase Ultimate Rewards points for cash flights, the return is simple: You are getting a 1.20 cent - per - dollar value, or 2.4 cents per dollar charged to the card if you use it only for the travel and dining double points categories.

This will give a total of 20 points per US Dollar of eligible spend charged to the room, while points earned on the actual room rate will remain at 10 Points per US points per US Dollar of eligible spend charged to the room, while points earned on the actual room rate will remain at 10 Points per US points earned on the actual room rate will remain at 10 Points per US Points per US Dollar

Whenever you pay cash for travel booked through Amex's portal — making sure you charge the expense to your MR credit card — you also earn two Membership Rewards points per dollar spent.

These cards usually offer one point per dollar spent, and several points for hotel charges.

You also earn 2x points for all AT&T charges and one point per dollar spent elsewhere.

You will earn 2 SPG points per dollar at participating Caesars properties as long as it's charged to your room.

British Airways — I feel like I get good value, at 1.25 Avios points per dollar spent, but increasingly I'm wondering if I'm better just putting those charges to my Starwood Preferred Guest.

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You can earn 2.14 points per dollar on all travel and dining charges and 1.07 points per dollar elsewhere.

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.

You will also earn 2.14 points per dollar spent on restaurants, airfare, hotels, car rentals, charges in airports, travel agencies, caterers, timeshares, trains, buses, taxis / limos, ferries, bridges, tolls, and parking, and 3.21 points per dollar if booking travel via the Chase booking tool.

If you're getting 1.5 points per dollar spent on the card, you would need to charge $ 200,000 to earn that many points.

Both of these cards have one of my very favorite bonus payouts for routine purchases at 5x points per dollar at office supply stores, on cellular phone charges, landline, internet and cable TV services (annual $ 25,000 5x max on the Cash version of the card, annual $ 50,000 5x max on the Plus version of the card).

That's in addition to the rewards you earn just by being a Marriott member: 5 to 10 points per dollar spent on qualifying charges, depending on the location.

Given you earn miles twice as fast on a Venture card — two miles per dollar charged vs. one mile per dollar on your US Airways card — I'd say you're better off using generic points here, rather than blowing 25,000 to 40,000 (depending on seat availability) US Airways miles.

Designed for small business owners, the new Hilton Honors American Express Business card offers up to 100,000 bonus points, 12 points per dollar at Hilton properties and charges $ 95 annually.

Citi Hilton HHonors Visa Signature card, for example, offers 40,000 HHonors bonus points if you charge $ 1,000 in the first four months and six points per dollar spent on participating hotels — including room service and meals in the hotels» restaurants — in addition to base points for your stay.

The Club Carlson cards will give you a whopping 20 points per dollar for food and beverages charged to your room.

Earning at least 20 points per U.S. dollar spent on eligible hotel stays and food and drink charged to the member's hotel room

If you don't have an Amex Platinum card, don't worry — if you use any other Membership Rewards credit card to book travel through the Amex Travel website (like the American Express Everyday or Everyday Preferred credit cards, or any Green or Gold charge card), you'll still earn 2 Membership Rewards points per dollar spent on flights, prepaid hotels, flight + hotel packages, and cruises through the Amex Travel website.

If you have an American Express Platinum charge card (personal or business), you'll earn 5 Membership Rewards points per dollar spent on flights, prepaid hotels, and flight + hotel packages booked through the Amex Travel website.