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Bummer: Citi ThankYou Ends Free Points Sharing Feature As Of May 17, 2026

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The Citi ThankYou program will be making a negative change in the coming weeks (as was first flagged by Doctor Of Credit), so it could be worth moving around some points before then.

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(@TProphet)
Joined: 12 years ago

Posts: 266

I'm out, they nerfed the most valuable transfers. It was a good run.


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 Eli
(@Eli)
Joined: 4 years ago

Posts: 115

Its disappointing but, we have Cap 1 which is unlimited and points never exp.

Btw, you ever managed to get back those points that you shared and were exp?


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 1990
(@1990)
Joined: 5 months ago

Posts: 213

Meh, they brought back American though…


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 1990
(@1990)
Joined: 5 months ago

Posts: 213

Whenever we actually regulate these programs, a baseline of transferability between your own accounts, and perhaps those within your household, seems sensible. With airlines and hotels, only some programs allow pooling (Aeroplan, jetBlue, etc.) The ones that charge you the literal breakeven 1 cpp to transfer are evil.


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 Zymm
(@Zymm)
Joined: 10 years ago

Posts: 214

This is really annoying. I have 3 ThankYou accounts for 4 cards and I've already spent time on support trying to combine accounts but apparently that's not possible because of something to do with my middle name. So I sure hope they've fixed that since they aren't going to allow me to move points over any more.


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(@Stewie)
Joined: 4 months ago

Posts: 1

I had the same issue when adding a 3rd card but the phone rep was able to combine them into 1 TY awards account rather quickly.


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