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Chase Ultimate Rewards vs Citi Thank You
Chase Ultimate Rewards vs Citi Thank You
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Anonymous GuestI have been using the Citi Premier Card and am considering switching to Chase as I heard their points value is considered higher on redemption. I get 3 points for travel & gas & 2 for dining for a $95/yr fee. I think the Chase Sapphire Preferred program is comparable but only gets 2 points for travel & dining.
Anyone have thoughts on these two cards….which is better for accumulating and redemption?Thanks
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Many of us have both as they have different bonus categories and different transfer partners. Frequent Miler has a spreadsheet showing which airlines/hotels you can transfer points to from each type of transferable currency. You can find that post here: [URL]https://frequentmiler.boardingarea.com/2014/06/24/transfer-partner-master-list/[/URL]
The post is old but the spreadsheet it links to is kept up-to-date.
So look at where you usually transfer your points and see what works best for you. If you still have questions feel free to come back and ask more.
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