Sentences with phrase «points gets you more bang for your buck»

If you're unsure why transferring points gets you more bang for your buck, see this post that I wrote a few weeks ago.

Not exact matches

I'm at the point in my pregnancy where I want to make sure that the pieces that I add to my wardrobe will work for both now and later so that I get more bang for my buck.

I get your point, yes, used, there are more bangs for your buck, but, new, i thought a couple of grand more for a five seater with a decent boot and brand new was a comparison to the Peugeot.

In the event you'd like to use these points towards some holiday travel expenses for the family you can get even more bang for your buck by redeeming at 1.25 x the value, or $ 500 worth of airline credits.

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

As an added plus, if you redeem your points through the Citi Travel Center, you'll get more bang for the buck.

But you'll get more bang for your buck if you redeem points for gift cards and travel, which offer a higher redemption value.

As an added plus, if you redeem your points through the Citi Travel Center, you'll get more bang for the buck.

It might be better to save your points for more expensive properties like the Category 6 Andaz Tokyo that can cost at least $ 500 per night to get the best «bang for the buck» as one night is only 25,000 points.

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

Particularly travel - reward - savvy users can get even more bang for their buck (or pow for their point, as the case may be) by transferring rewards to one of the dozen or so airline and hotel partners, earning up to $ 0.04 per point with smart transfers.

While you can use points to buy electronics and other merchandise, trade them in for cash or even shop at partners such as Amazon, Expedia and Live Nation, you'll get more bang for your ThankYou buck when redeeming points for gift cards or travel purchases.

Case and Point was Darksiders 2, beat the game and platinumed it in about 42 hours, yet it was the best bang for my buck i got this gen honestly, found it way more fun and enjoyable than Skyrim IMO to which i have spent about 70 hrs in and can't even stand to look at the case anymore (just got boring halfway through that playtime, but i held out hoping it got better but it never did) I value if it was worth it by the experience it provided, and the amount of good content it holds.