Sentences with phrase «transferable currency program»

If you have points in a transferable currency program such as Chase Ultimate Rewards, American Express Membership Rewards, or Starwood Preferred Guest, you're in luck!!

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The card earns Membership Rewards points, the currency in Amex's loyalty program, which can be exchanged for statement credits or cash back, used to book travel through Amex's travel website, or, to get the most value, transferred to any of 17 airline and three hotel transfer partners (transferable points are among the best).

One particularly interesting option is JAL, as SPG is the only transferable point currency to partner with the carrier's Mileage Bank program.

Another highlight of Singapore Airlines» program is that they are transfer partners of all of the major transferable points currencies like American Express Membership Rewards, Chase Ultimate Rewards, Citi ThankYou Rewards, and Starwood Preferred Guest.

There are 16 airline loyalty / rewards programs into which you can transfer Starpoints but which do not accept transfers from any of the other major transferable currencies:

I'd rather store them elsewhere where I can get better value on my redemptions — or even earn points with a transferable currency like Citi, Chase, or American Express» reward programs, so I can transfer them to any carrier where I can get a fantastic first or business class award.

American Express Membership Rewards are one of the three major transferable currencies that all miles & points collectors should have and, every now and again, the program offers a bonus for Membership Points transfers to one of its partners.

This week I'm taking a look at the four major transferable rewards currencies individually and listing out the airline and, where relevant, hotel rewards programs those currencies can be transferred into.

Alaska's Mileage Plan is probably the last of the major rewards programs that worth noting here and, once again, thanks to Starpoints we have a very useful transfer partner that none of the major bank transferable currencies transfer into.

Most importantly, all the credit cards I've listed above earn transferable currencies (they can be moved to a number of other loyalty programs) while the points earned thought the Marriott Rewards credit card are really only of any use at Marriott properties....

These currencies are least prone to sudden devaluations — airlines and hotels like to devalue their loyalty programs on an all too frequent basis so holding a transferable currency gives me the option to avoid a recently devalued program if it no longer offers me value.

I get the overwhelming majority of my Hyatt points via transfers from Chase Ultimate Rewards and, as I much prefer to hold transferable currency balances than balances with individual loyalty programs, I rarely large number of points in my Hyatt account.

Flying Blue has become more and more relevant for US - based travelers as it has gradually become a transfer partner for all three of the major transferable currencies in the US — Amex Membership Rewards, Citi ThankYou Points and, as of last month, Chase Ultimate Rewards — so any positive changes to the program are very welcome.

Usually the best value you can get from these points is to, as is usually the case with all transferable reward currencies, transfer them into airline programs for award flights.

-- You can transfer into Singapore's KrisFlyer program from all four major transferable currencies: Chase, Citi, Amex, and SPG.

This is easily the highest number of airline partners of any transferable currency and compares favorably to other transferable points programs, such as Chase Ultimate Rewards and Amex Membership Rewards.

Other programs that participate in several transferable currencies: i.e. Air France, Singapore, Virgin Atlantic, Cathay Pacific, Etihad, and British Airways.

We're seeing some programs that also partner with other transferable points currencies, like Air France / KLM Flying Blue and Etihad Guest.

When it comes to travel rewards, transferable points like Amex Membership Rewards or Chase Ultimate Rewards — which you accrue in a central account and can then transfer to a number of airline, hotel and other partner programs — are among the most valuable points currencies out there.

One particularly interesting option is JAL, as SPG is the only transferable point currency to partner with the carrier's Mileage Bank program.