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.

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.

Wyndham Rewards just launched its latest buy points promotion. Through August 16th, loyalty members can buy Wyndham Rewards points with a 30% bonus. That’s a rate of just 1¢ per point! With over 9,000 properties worldwide, there are lots of properties where you can receive outsized value from this deal. In this post, we go through the details to show you how to take advantage of this offer.

IHG has just announced its latest point sale, offering up to a 100% bonus on point purchases through August 14. If maximized, members can buy points for as little as half a cent each! This matches the best point sale we’ve ever seen IHG offer, making it a terrific opportunity for some redemptions.

Flying Blue has announced it’s latest buy miles promotion, offering loyalty members the opportunity to snag miles for as little as 1.6¢ a piece. This rate is the best we’ve ever seen Flying Blue offer! And good news for those that don’t feel comfortable purchasing miles now. You have until December 31, 2020 to take advantage of this offer.

Hilton just launched its latest buy points promotion, offering Honors members a 100% bonus on point purchase through September 20, 2020. This enables you to purchase Hilton points at a compelling 0.5¢ per point. We dig in to demonstrate how this can be an excellent deal in some situations.

Alaska’s latest buy miles promotion has ended, but that doesn’t mean you’re out of luck. If you only need a few more miles for that perfect redemption, you can still buy them at the regular price. There are also a couple of other ways to build your stash without having to pay for them!

Southwest has launched its best ever buy points promotion, offering Rapid Rewards members the chance to snag Rapid Rewards points for as little as 1.51¢ apiece. On the surface, this seems like a great deal. But you may want to consider some alternatives before grabbing your wallet.

With Marriott’s just-launched point sale, Bonvoy members can buy points for just 0.78¢ a piece. That’s the cheapest rate we’ve ever seen them sold. This opens the door to stays at the most lavish properties at a fraction of the cost—which is great if you want to stay at a hotel fit for a movie star but can’t afford the movie star price. But, it’s also great for scoring inexpensive domestic getaways.

United just unveiled its latest mileage sale, giving MileagePlus members the chance to purchase miles with up to a 100% bonus. If maximized, you’ll pay as little as 1.75¢ per mile. That’s the cheapest rate that we’ve seen United sell miles, and it opens the possibility of booking premium cabin awards for a reasonable price—even after United’s recent devaluation.