Sentences with phrase «really good travel rewards»

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But are the two Disney credit card offerings from Chase really giving you the most or the best travel rewards?

Such a great way to reward your readers and I really hope I win:) I've got tons of gifts still left to buy — I'm travelling to spend the holidays with my boyfriend's family for the first time and I want to make a great impression:) Nothing better than buttering them up with some nice gifts!

As the rewards itself are average at best getting value out of the card is really a matter of how much you travel.

Generic travel reward benefits are often called «miles,» but they're really more like cash - equivalent points that you can spend on flights, as well as hotels and car rentals.

Whatever you decide is best for you, this is definitely one travel rewards card that will make your purchases really work for you, as long as you know you will use the miles!

Overall, this is a good general, all - purpose travel rewards credit card, especially if you really want one with no annual fee (which is not common for travel rewards cards).

Perhaps the best part of an overall travel rewards program, though, is that you can often use your rewards in conjunction with other airline rewards, such as frequent flyer miles, to really make the most of your savings.

I personally, would consider getting the Southwest Companion Pass if you travel with a partner because I think it offers the best value and it's really easy to rack up tons of Rapid Rewards with credit cards.

In general, transferring American Express Membership Rewards points to JetBlue is not the best use of your points but with this promotion, it's good if you really want to fly JetBlue's new MINT product (only offered on the JFK — LAX route and soon on the JFK — SFO route) or if you have last minute travel plans and need to travel on specific dates.

JetBlue is also a Membership Rewards travel partner, but, the everyday rate is 250 MR to 200 TrueBlue which isn't a good deal unless you really want an award flight and have points to burn.

Perhaps the best part of an overall travel rewards program, though, is that you can often use your rewards in conjunction with other airline rewards, such as frequent flyer miles, to really make the most of your savings.

Having supermarkets as a rewards category is useful for those who don't really travel all that often, and you will gain the ability to take a good awards trip once a year.

«If you're savvy, it's really, really good for you,» says Randy Petersen, editor of Inside Flyer magazine, which tracks travel rewards programs.

There might be a few really rewarding cards you don't have access to, or you can't get until you build up a history with that particular company (for instance, Chase often gives you the Sapphire card first and lets you upgrade to the Sapphire Preferred after a while), but you have a pretty good shot with most travel rewards cards.

I really believe that British Airways Avios points are one of, if not the single best points to have for Americans trying to maximize their travel rewards.

In my article on the best travel rewards cards, I comment on how travel points cards are not really ideal for everyone.