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How To Transfer, Combine, & Share Chase Points

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Chase Ultimate Rewards is one of the most popular transferable points currencies. There are several excellent cards earning Chase Ultimate Rewards points. The program also gives you lots of flexibility, whether you want to transfer points to airline and hotel partners, or want to redeem points toward the cost of a travel purchase through the…

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(@IAHFlyer)
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One thing to remember is that some people have the legacy Chase Sapphire no-annual fee card (no longer publicly offered and you cannot redeem points with partners) which, if you also have, collects Ultimate Rewards points. By way of an example, my wife has that card and also has the Freedom card. She spends on the Freedom card and then transfers points to me so that I can redeem them with travel partners


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(@Bryan)
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Any reason you didn't include the Freedom Flex on the list of cards?

Also, minor note, but Chase recently updated the navigation bar at the top of the Ultimate Rewards page, so it's a bit harder to find the Combine Points and Transfer to Travel Partners than it used to be. For Combine Points, it's under the "Rewards details" dropdown. For Transfer Points to Partners it's under the "..." dropdown and then the "Travel" dropdown. If you have a chance to update the screenshots that might be helpful for people who haven't used the new interface before!


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(@JustSaying)
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I use it for 100% of my spending. Nothing else comes close. And Hyatt gets 75% of that activity.


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(@like nice things)
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i wonder how they determine whether a cardholder used the card for the sole purpose of generating rewards? i have read a growing # of cardholders have had their accounts closed without reason, but seems like this may be why. i use each of my chase cards for the sole purposes of generating rewards. dont we all?


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