Sentences with phrase «potential point transfers»

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Eli says the greatest way to maximize rewards potential using SPG points is to take advantage of points transfers.

There is potential to squeeze additional value out of the points you earned with the Citi ThankYou ® Premier Credit Card, if you transfer them to a partnered loyalty program.

Manchester United look to have been beaten to the potential transfers of Harry Kane and Eden Hazard after links with both players at various points this season.

With potential transfer funds from the sale of Pierre - Emerick Aubameyang, coupled with a desire to make him the focal point up top next season, it could be a more attractive proposal compared to potentially sitting on the bench at Chelsea for large periods of the season.

Arsenal are having to stall their transfer plans for other potential strikers whilst we await a decision from Vardy and although the club doesn't want to rush the player into a decision, there comes a point where we need to turn our attention elsewhere.

When available he's as good as it gets, with the potential to hit massive points every week but for games where transfers come at a premium he just isn't worth the risk.

«However, because of choke points in the transfer process, it is not meeting its full potential.»

There is potential to squeeze additional value out of the points you earned with the Citi ThankYou ® Premier Credit Card, if you transfer them to a partnered loyalty program.

Through this, AMEX Gold cardholders have the potential to earn $ 0.012 or more per point, depending on how they are transferring and using those rewards.

Whereas similar cards, like the Capital One Venture, let you redeem points for travel statement credit at 1 cent per mile, the Chase Sapphire Preferred will let you transfer points at a 1:1 ratio to one of its partners, creating the potential for way more value.

Transferring points has the potential to increase their value to $ 0.012 +.

However, if you have a Chase card that allows you to transfer your points to a variety of airline and hotel partners as well as discounts on UR purchases, you can pool your points under that account and increase their earning potential to $ 0.0125 or more.

What really sells this card is its 1:1 points transfer with airline or hotel loyalty programs, which creates the potential to redeem your points for way more than $ 625 in value.

«Your information is circulated around so much between creditors, potential creditors, and the credit bureaus that there is bound to be an information transfer error at some point,» says Chidester.

The beauty of this setup is that you can transfer your points from a cash back card to a rewards card, dramatically increasing the potential value of your points.

The points have the potential to be even more valuable, if you transfer them over to one of the UR transfer patterns.

Eli says the greatest way to maximize rewards potential using SPG points is to take advantage of points transfers.

You can then transfer those points to Virgin Atlantic, which has a generous award chart with flight redemptions based on one - way distance, and occasionally offers transfer bonuses adding to the potential value.

You can only transfer in 1,000 point increments (i.e. 1,000 Chase points = 1,000 IHG Rewards points), but you still get the base value of 1 % and have the potential to increase the value of points, worth at least 1 cent each, after transferring to the other travel partners.

In addition, there is no potential to transfer points to other cards or to use points for travel deals.

I prefer flexible points to these because the everyday earning isn't that much worse and you maintain the potential for large upside when transferring then redeeming bank points effectively.

Whereas similar cards, like the Capital One Venture, let you redeem points for travel statement credit at 1 cent per mile, the Chase Sapphire Preferred will let you transfer points at a 1:1 ratio to one of its partners, creating the potential for way more value.

What really sells this card is its 1:1 points transfer with airline or hotel loyalty programs, which creates the potential to redeem your points for way more than $ 625 in value.

But the greatest potential value is when you transfer points to one of Chase's partners and book travel, particularly for long - haul business or first class flights.

And when you factor in the 25 % bonus you get for transferring SPG points out to airlines, that's 103,000 potential airline miles.

The earning potential is a good thing as it can be rather difficult to transfer points among travel partners.

The chart below reflects the potential value of transferred points.

One potential snag worth pointing out is the fact that Venture miles can't be transferred over to other travel loyalty programs.

This works out to a potential 27.5 %... [Read more...] about Earn up to 55,000 Bonus Miles (27 %) by Transferring Points to Aeroplan

Those were more detailed and included information like minimum transfer amounts and potential bonuses when you transferred large numbers of points.

Being able to transfer your Ultimate Rewards to travel partners and redeem them at rates like 1.5 cents per point through the Chase portal greatly expands your redemption possibilities and opens up the potential for obtaining more value from your points.

For travelers, it can be kind of confusing when choosing between cash back cards, especially when one has the potential to transfer points to travel partners.

If you have a premium Chase card like the Sapphire Preferred or the Chase Ink Plus, and are focused on transferring Ultimate Rewards to a travel partner, then I would go with the Freedom, since you have the potential to redeem those points for more cents per point than the Discover it.

Are you looking for a card that has great earning potential and lets you transfer your points to airline frequent flyer programs?

Now, for those of us who love utilizing credit cards to earn miles and points for award travel, the value of this card really rests in the potential of airline transfer partners.

At the very least they are as valuable as the miles that you transfer them to, but considering you have so much more flexibility with transferrable points increases the potential value.

But the (rewards) world doesn't end — the card retains its high points - earning potential (3 points / $ for travel), the ability to transfer points to airline and hotel partners and great perks (free lounge access with PriorityPass) at a reasonable fee!

It's got a great sign - up bonus, valuable transfer partners, thorough benefits, and if combined with even one card from the Chase Trifecta, superior point earning potential.

The card doesn't earn traditional points or miles that can be transferred and redeemed with travel partners, but rather acts more like a cash - back card with huge earning potential.

However, you get a 5,000 - point bonus when you transfer 20,000 points at a time, for a potential transfer ratio of 1:1.25.

The points have the potential to be even more valuable, if you transfer them over to one of the UR transfer patterns.

The potential value of these points when transferred is significant and in some cases exceeds $ 1,500 - $ 2,000 depending on your exact redemption.

A healthy signup bonus, plenty of perks, and the potential to transfer points earned with this card to Chase's Ultimate Rewards program also add to this new card's utility for both cash - back and travel rewards enthusiasts.

The potential market for file transfer microservices is so young and large that no provider has a clear advantage at this point.