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Accor Live Limitless added as Citi ThankYou transfer partner

Stephen Pepper - 1
The 25% transfer bonus to Flying Blue wasn't the only piece of news out of the Citi ThankYou program yesterday. They also announced that...
Barclays Arrival Plus transfer partners

Barclays Arrival Plus Adds Transfer Partners – Are More Changes In The Offing?

Stephen Pepper - 5
In news I doubt anyone saw coming, Barclays has today added travel transfer partners on the Arrival Plus card. If you're new to the game...
Capital One Transfer Partners Down For Maintenance

(Update: Working Again) Transfers To Capital One Partners Currently Down

Stephen Pepper - 16
Update 10/7: After two weeks of transfer futility, Capital One's partners are working again as of this afternoon. I didn't try each partner, but...
Capital One Choice Hotels Privileges Transfer Partner

Capital One Now Transferring To Choice On 1:1 Basis

Stephen Pepper - 3
Capital One announced a few months ago that they'd be adding Choice Privileges as a transfer partner in "late 2021". We're not entirely sure if...
Amex Transfer Partners

Transferable points programs graded A to F

Greg The Frequent Miler - 53
Separately, I tackled the question of which program offers the best transfer partners; and on our podcast, Nick and I discussed more broadly which...
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Pick a single transfer partner for each program’s points…

Nick Reyes - 43
If you had to transfer all of your Citi ThankYou points, Chase Ultimate Rewards points, or Amex Membership Rewards points to a single partner...
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Transfer partners: Chase vs. Citi

Greg The Frequent Miler - 53
Recently, Nick and I have published a number of posts about the Citi Prestige card's new 5X earning power and our thoughts about whether...
Chase JetBlue Transfer Partner

Chase Ultimate Rewards: JetBlue Added As Transfer Partner

Stephen Pepper - 4
Chase recently lost Korean Air as a transfer partner but has today added a brand new partner: JetBlue TrueBlue. On the one hand, this isn't...
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Marriott and SPG transfers to airline miles

Greg The Frequent Miler - 18
Thanks to the Marriott and SPG program merger, details regarding point transfers to airline miles have changed.  Accordingly, I've updated our transfer guide with...
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Barclays Arrival Premier to offer transferable miles! [via unnamed source]

Greg The Frequent Miler - 28
UPDATE: The card described in this article is no longer available.  Original content follows... Doctor of Credit recently broke the news that Barclays appears to be...
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Now direct transfers from Ultimate Rewards to Iberia and Aer Lingus

Nick Reyes - 1
Over the weekend, Chase added the ability to transfer directly from Ultimate Rewards to two more valuable partners, Iberia Plus and Aer Lingus AerClub. While transfers...
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Citi adds Avianca Life Miles as Thank You transfer partner

Nick Reyes - 8
Avianca's LifeMiles program is a popular option for booking Star Alliance flights because they have no fuel surcharges, decent award rates, and they often...
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The Latest Transfer Bonuses and Partners

Greg The Frequent Miler - 12
Yesterday I added a new resource page to The Frequent Miler blog: Citi Transfer Partners.  This page lists all of the Citi ThankYou Rewards...
Amex Transfer Partners

Membership Rewards Transfers: Best, Rest, and Indirect

Greg The Frequent Miler - 7
Yesterday I added a new resource page to this site: Amex Transfer Partners.  This new page has several (hopefully) useful sections: Tips This section has suggestions...
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