Chase seems to be making a lot of changes to lower its exposure to the shifting financial climate. We’ve seen card application denials, reduced credit limits, and even total account shutdowns. Now, Chase has found a new way to implement it’s notorious 5/24 rule. If you’re at or over 5/24, Chase may not approve you for a credit limit increase. Here’s what that may mean for you.
American Airlines’ latest sale lets AAdvantage members buy miles with up to a 100% bonus. The lowest purchase rate through this promotion is 1.71¢ per mile, which is just a little more than the best rate we’ve ever seen for buying AAdvantage miles.
Back in April, Southwest announced they were developing a new tool that would allow loyalty members to convert Southwest travel funds into Rapid Rewards points. Now, four months later, the new tool is live, and it’s better than we hoped! However, among all the exciting new abilities, this new system also carries some worrisome implications.
Good news AAdvantage members! American Airlines just adjusted its award cancellation policy for the better. Now, members can cancel and refund award flights booked by September 8, 2020 without fees. Here’s what you need to know about this policy change.
Chase has launched a limited-time 100,000 point signup bonus on the Marriott Boundless. This card is a long-term keeper thanks to a generous anniversary free-night certificate and elite status perks that more than account for the affordable annual fee.
Chase just launched its second-ever transfer bonus—the first since May 2019. For a limited time, you can transfer Chase Ultimate Rewards to IHG Rewards Club and receive 60% bonus points. But, you’re going to want to do the math before considering a transfer. Spoiler alert: this transfer bonus is a dud. Rather than transferring your points during this transfer bonus, here’s how to use your Ultimate Rewards points toward IHG stays for even more value.
Want to get away in style? We just found another wave of amazing AA Flagship First award availability for travel in spring or summer 2021. Fly across the U.S. in a lie-flat seat for just 20,000 miles. Or, jet off to London, party in Brazil, or take in the wonders of Tokyo—all starting at just 55,000 miles each way in Flagship First Class!
Our top 10 list takes into account the current welcome offer, annual fees, and ongoing value each card provides. Check out which cards made the cut and why.
IHG looks to boost participation in its InterContinental Ambassador program during these tough travel times. New members—and those who renew their membership—can earn a free night award after a single paid stay. You’ll need to sign up (or renew) by November 15, 2020 and stay before January 31, 2021.