Sentences with phrase «with flexible points programs»

Bank cards with flexible points programs seem to be gaining steam and are adding more perks all the time.

Not exact matches

With that said, here are our estimates for what miles and points in major U.S. airline and hotel programs are worth for travelers willing to be flexible when making a redemption.

A credit card that does more than the basics is becoming a must - have for a lot of people, and with this product, you can look forward to a flexible rewards program, a lot of opportunities to earn bonus points and no annual fee.

With programs changing their partners and transfer rates at different times throughout the year, it can be difficult to know what your best flexible point transfer options are at any one time.

Chase's rewards program is likely the most flexible one in existence, with options to redeem your points for travel, merchandise and cash back.

The Chase Ultimate Rewards program is one of the most flexible with many ways to redeem your points.

Ideal for smaller businesses and frequent fliers, the Blue Business Plus card stands out from the competition by offering a solid 2 - point bonus on every purchase, a flexible credit limit and a transfer program that lets you pool your rewards with other travel loyalty programs.

This will be easiest to do with miles or points you've earned in the airline program through a co-branded airline credit card or transferred from a flexible rewards program directly to the airline.

Also, consider «flexible» points, such as through SPG — which allow you to transfer miles to almost any airline program on a 1:1 basis with a 5,000 bonus for every 20,000 miles transferred.

While Starwood Preferred Guest points are very flexible and can be transferred to over 30 different frequent flyer programs, the miles and points you earn with Delta and Hilton are much more restricted.

The Membership Rewards points you earn with the American Express Premier Reward Gold card can be transferred to 17 frequent flyer programs, making it the second most flexible award program.

You can avoid this fee, If your spouse has points with a flexible rewards program (Amex Membership Rewards, Chase Ultimate Rewards, Citi ThankYou Rewards, Starwood Preferred Guest) that allows transfer to the frequent flyer program of your interest.

Flying Blue doesn't partner with only Chase so you can also pool points from other programs because the frequent flyer program actually partners with all major flexible point programs, including American Express Membership Rewards, Citi ThankYou Points and Starwood Preferred points from other programs because the frequent flyer program actually partners with all major flexible point programs, including American Express Membership Rewards, Citi ThankYou Points and Starwood Preferred Points and Starwood Preferred Guest.

«The new structure of iPrefer extends the undeniable value of frequent stay programs to independent hotels worldwide, allowing them to better compete with hard brands by incentivizing travellers with points, status, and a flexible redemption process,» said Lindsey Ueberroth, President of Preferred Hotel Group.

Amex Membership Rewards is the most flexible among rewards programs with transferable points.

* Ability to earn Hertz Gold Plus Rewards ™ Points, Hertz's free membership rewards program that provides a wide range of flexible rewards including Points that never expire, «AnyDay» reward options with no blackouts, easy online redemption, and international point accrual.

You can earn more Outdoor Rewards with the Pro Shops credit card, but you could use another cashback card that offers more flexible rewards and earn points in both programs instead.

Hilton has announced 45 major changes to its rewards program, starting with a name change from HHonors to Honors, the chance to pool points among family and friends, a flexible «Slider» to use cash and points at all their hotels, the chance to use Honors points at Amazon and the ability to keep your Diamond membership in a year of less travel!

See related: Making the most of flexible travel rewards programs, Saving on a spa getaway with credit card points

Because if you look at the other flexible points programs, with the exception of the never - ending devaluations by Delta (who basically don't even want a loyalty program anymore), no one else has suffered the kind of massive devaluation at the heart of their program that United, Southwest, British Airways, and Amtrak have inflicted on Ultimate Rewards.

It's a bit of a stretch to compare this program with the others in this list but the SPG airline transfer feature has always effectively made it a flexible point program.

You could, then, double dip by earning points through Torrid's loyalty program while simultaneously earning cash back with a different and more flexible credit card.

That leaves Hyatt, which is still somewhat valuable if you're a Hyatt fan and can use their limited footprint in your travels, and also British Airways and Singapore Air, both of whom are partners with multiple flexible points programs.

Or, for those of you short on American Airlines miles, SPG is the only flexible points program with American as a transfer partner.

Why We Like It: Starpoints ® are valuable and quite flexible, meaning this hotel - branded card is good for a lot more than just earning free hotel stays — like free flights since you can redeem your points with more than 150 airlines or transfer your points directly to one of about 30 frequent flyer programs (transfer 20,000 Starpoints ® and receive 5,000 bonus points).

Points from all 3 flexible travel programs transfer to British Airways and Chase also offers its own credit card (British Airways Visa Signature Card) with a good sign up bonus.

Bank points programs are more flexible — you can combine points with your spouse in Chase Ultimate Rewards or Citi ThankYou points (but not Amex Membership Rewards).

Generally, you earn more points with flexible reward programs than with airline branded credit cards.

That's true whether you want a card that's part of a flexible program with transferable points or if you're interested in a co-branded airline card.