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Best Value for Chase Unlimited Points: How To

By Matthew Lynch
October 20, 2023
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Chase Unlimited Points are a valuable and flexible rewards currency that can save you hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars on travel expenses. With the right strategies, you can maximize your rewards by using them for the best value possible. In this article, we will discuss how to best use your Chase Unlimited Points for a variety of options, such as travel bookings and cashback rewards.

1. Book travel through the Chase Ultimate Rewards Portal

One of the most straightforward ways to use your Chase Unlimited Points is through the Chase Ultimate Rewards Portal. This portal allows you to search for flights, hotels, car rentals, and other travel experiences while using your points for payment. Using points through this portal can provide greater savings compared to booking directly with airlines or hotels.

2. Transfer points to airline and hotel partners

Another great way to maximize the value of your Chase Unlimited Points is by transferring them to one of Chase’s many airline and hotel partners. This option becomes even more appealing when partner airlines or hotels have promotions or offer discounted awards bookings. Some popular partners include United Airlines, Southwest Airlines, British Airways, Marriott Bonvoy, and World of Hyatt.

3. Redeem points for cashback

If travel is not on the horizon for you, redeeming your Chase Unlimited Points as cashback can still provide excellent value. You can typically redeem points as account credit on eligible purchases or as a direct deposit into your checking or savings account.

4. Combine points with other Chase cards’ rewards

If you have multiple Chase credit cards that earn rewards points, you can combine all your points into one account—usually whichever card has the best redemption options. This strategy allows you to pool your points together and potentially unlock even better redemptions.

5. Use Shop With Points on Amazon.com

For those who frequently shop at Amazon.com, Chase offers the “Shop With Points” feature. This option allows you to use your Chase Unlimited Points to pay for eligible purchases at Amazon.com directly. While this may not offer the highest value compared to other redemption options, it’s a convenient and flexible way to use your points.

6. Redeem points for gift cards

Finally, if you’re looking for other ways to use your Chase Unlimited Points, redeem them for gift cards at popular retailers and restaurants. While gift cards may not provide the best value when compared to travel bookings or cashback, they still provide the flexibility of spending your rewards on everyday purchases.

Final Thoughts

Maximizing the value of your Chase Unlimited Points can provide significant savings on travel or everyday spending. Remember to explore all the different redemption options available to ensure you’re getting the most value from your rewards points. Happy saving!

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