MAXIMIZE Your Chase Points (Best Redemption Method)
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- In this video, you will learn how to maximize your Chase points. I will go over the best way to redeem your Chase Ultimate Rewards for travel. Using this method will give your points the highest possible redemption value.
This strategy will show you how to optimize the benefits on your Chase Sapphire Preferred, Chase Ink Business Preferred, and Chase Sapphire Reserve. After watching this video you will know how to redeem your Chase points for max value!
Just remember, you ALWAYS want to aim to receive more than 1 cent per point for your Chase Reward Points. Additionally when transferring to a travel partner, you want to aim to achieve at least 2 cents per point of value.
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LMAO when he says "United is literally off the charts" because they didn't make the top airlines charts
hahah im glad you didnt miss it 😂
Depends on the kind of traveling you do, I personally think International travel in Business/First you get the most bang. I have the CSP and Chase United card and booked a trip to Tanzania Business class. It was operated by United Partner Ethiopian Airlines and I was able to get 5.4cents PPV. I would have had to sell one of my kidneys to afford that ticket in cash lol..Great vid as always Chase 💥
True 💪🏽 the international flights are amazing bang for your buck. Thank you for watching as usual 🤙🏽. That Tanzania flight sounds incredible
Chase man! I just wanna say you absolutely KILLED it on this video. Your energy, humor, tone, cadence was PRO!!! I can tell you spend a lot of time on these and just wanted to compliment. Keep it up 👊
Thank you so much! 😱 I appreciate that ! 🤙🏼
Hyatt is the way I get the most value from my chase points!
That's great to hear! 🔥 Hopefully they continue being a solid redemption option.
Yea def agree, the other hotel partners are pretty much useless and often it costs more in points than cash ie.
Great video as always Chase! I haven’t used my UR points for flights yet but you make a ton of good points man! I’ll definitely take a look into it but I honestly find the best deals with transferring my points to HYAAT. Great video as always Chase! 🙌🏻
Hyatt isnt a bad option either tho 🤷🏼♀️ But thank you so much for always watching Edras 🤙🏼
really great info!
thank you! 🙏🏽
Excellent presentation.
Glad you liked it! thank you!
Reminder when calculating CPP, you must deduct the cash price minus the taxes/fees that come with booking with points to get a more accurate CPP. Example, (1818-5.6)/50,000 * 100. In this case, taxes/fees were low enough to not make a difference. But overall, great job on the video.
i see what you mean 😌 Thank you for correcting that Valdo 🙏🏼
This was so helpful! Thank you!
Thank you for watching Heidi! 🙏🏽
Great video and just subscribed! Would be great to see more videos on this for more flight examples! Thank you
Will definitely look into this! 👏🏼 Thank you for watching and subscribing! Welcome, Michael! 🤙🏼
😳😳😳 😂
Awesome video, Chase. I just found your channel a few weeks ago and have been learning a lot. Thanks for doing these. How do the points transfer from the partner to one of their partners - or is it just a matter of booking on the partner airline's website? For example, from Virgin Atlantic to Delta or Korean Air?
Just a matter of booking on the partner airline website. I regularly use Virgin Atlantic points to book delta flights from the virgin website
@@SonnyChanhvongsak thank you
Thank you for watching and I appreciate you sticking around! 😅 👏🏽 What Sonny said is correct 👌🏽
Thanks for making this video.
The concept is correct, but your information in the United example is wrong.
United award prices are ONE-WAY, not round trip.
You are 100% right. I misspoke on that example and it would be 60k for that one way Business flight from LAX - JFK at the 3.6 cpp. I was just trying to show the one way prices.
I was thinking about the same thing and this comment made it clear. Thanks
Great video thanks for sharing
Thank you even more for watching Clausell! 🤙🏽
Hi. Do you think it’s worth transferring to Marriott considering the bonus. There are some locations where Marriott would be nearer to my destination
If it makes sense for you, go for it. You dont always have to get the most Cent per point value. At the end of the day, you will get the most value from your points when you use it for something that you need 👍🏽 I hope that made sense lol
So you can't transfer the miles from the Chase United cards to the actual airline without the Saphire preferred, Reserve, Ink Business Preferred?
Amex is better I think
Correct. You NEED one of those cards to transfer
@@LK_EBM that sucks
Actually the United Chase cards earn United miles on their own. The United cards do not earn Chase points. You would only need the Sapphire preferred, Reserve, Ink Business Preferred for cards that earn Chase Points.
hands down best is to transfer to Hyatt
Thanks
Thank you for watching 🤙🏼
So...unfortunately his breakdown on United is..wrong.
United shows cash fares for round-trip and awards fares one way. That 50k is only half the trip.
This means his redemption value (if he can find return that cheap, by no means guaranteed) is only 1.8 cents.
Yes I 100000% messed this up. Another person mentioned that too and I'm sorry about that.
@@ChaseYokoyama Honest mistake. The United awards chart is annoying. And they've been devaluing their points.
Why would anybody go thru the hassle of taking a connecting flight when you can just take direct one.
To savor the experience 😆
This is helpful! I just planned a trip and although I got a better deal using points for United but American airlines was cheaper airfare so I had a better deal using the chase portal with 1.5 and got my trip for free but it would of been so much better if American was a transfer partner 😒
Edit: I had a better deal with points if I went with united when it was points vs cash.
Have fun on your trip! 👏🏼
A fluent
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Hi chase can you transfer points from ink preferred to fying blue -airfrance?
yes you can!