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Chase World of Hyatt Credit Card  45K points Up to 45K: 30K after $3K spend plus 1 extra point per dollar for non-bonused spend, up to $15K spend in 6 months. Click Here to Apply (this is NOT an affiliate link) $95 Annual Fee This card is subject to Chase's 5/24 rule. Recent better offer: 60K: 40K after $3K in 3 months + 20K after $6K total in 6 months (Expired 1/9/19) FM Mini Review: Great card for signup bonus and annual free night. Might be worth using regularly for additional free night and as a path to status. Card Type: Visa Signature Earning rate: ⚬ 2X restaurants / cafes / coffee shops, airlines, local transit, fitness clubs and gym memberships ⚬ 4X Hyatt Big spend bonus: One free Cat 1-4 night certificate after $15K spend in a calendar year. ⚬ Get 2 elite qualifying night credits every time you spend $5K in purchases Noteworthy perks: ⚬ Free category 1-4 night every year upon renewal ⚬ Additional free category 1-4 night after $15K spend in calendar year ⚬ Discoverist elite status ⚬ 5 elite qualifying nights
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Hello! Just a quick heads up: the alternate World of Hyatt personal card offer above includes a Category 1-4 Certificate, not a 1-7. See the terms here.
I am a Globalist and I am thinking of signing up the WOH credit card. I have a question and hope someone can help to answer. If I stay at a property that offers double points rate (I believe it is 1 base point + 1 bonus point) and I decide to pay with my WOH CC. So say my hotel bill is $1000. Then with all the bonus and status I have here, how many points will I get on this transaction?
Since I only travel a few times each year, I am trying hard to see how I can maintain my Globalist status.
Appreciate your help
Capri
Base Hyatt earnings w/out credit card: 5 points per dollar
With Globalist 30% bonus: 6.5 points per dollar
With double points: 6.5 + 5 = 11.5 points per dollar
Hyatt cc adds 4 points per dollar = 15.5 points per dollar
$1,000 room rate charge (not counting taxes & fees) x 15.5 = 15,500 points
Only 5 x 1000 = 5000 will be base points though that count towards elite status.
What is a “Resy” offer?
Do not understand why to spend $15K for another Category 1-4 Hyatt room? You get the free night every year after paying the annual fee. That $15K could be better used elsewhere. If needed just spend $100. for a Hyatt room. Or buy Four nights at Hyatt and get higher status….that would still cost less than $15,000. Respectfully submitted. Thank you.
“Resy” has nothing to do with the World of Hyatt card, but to answer your question that refers to the best current offer on the Amex Platinum card. Restaurant reservation website Resy has a better offer for the Amex Platinum card than if you applied for the Platinum card through a referral or affiliate link or if you went directly to the Amex website. It is the standard Amex Platinum card, but the welcome offer is an all-time-high 125K points after $6K in purchases in the first 6 months *plus* 15x at restaurants worldwide and when you Shop Small in the US. That’s better than you’ll find anywhere else and that high offer is only available when clicking through the offer from the Resy site (note that Amex owns Resy and the application link from Resy does bring you to the Amex site to apply, but you have to start at Resy). We have a convenient link to that off on our Amex Platinum card page (as well as more information about the offer and the card): https://frequentmiler.com/amxplat/.
In terms of spending on the World of Hyatt card:
1) $15K spend gets you several things:
-An additional Category 1-4 free night certificate (all cardholders get the annual free night certificate, those who spend $15K on the card during a single year get an additional second certificate)
-6 elite nights (since this card provides 2 elite nights per $5K spend)
-15K Hyatt points (since the base earning is 1x)
Whether or not it is worth putting $15K spend on the Hyatt card comes down to how much you value the elite night credits and the free night certificate.
One could easily use the free night certificate for a hotel that costs $200-$300 per night. During peak travel periods, if you can find availability, sometimes it can be far more valuable (Greg used one a few years ago at a hotel over the Christmas/New Year’s period when the hotel he chose was charging around $1,000 per night).
If you would use the free night certificate on a night that otherwise costs $100, then it certainly would be a poor return on your spend. However, if you value Hyatt points at our reasonable redemption value of 1.5c per point and you value the free night certificate at even just $200, spending $15K on the card can represent a decent return:
-$225 (15K points at 1.5c per point)
-$200 (valuation for a free night certificate)
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$425 back on $15K spend = 2.83% back
Getting 2.83% back on otherwise unbonused purchases can be a solid deal. If you would use the points and/or certificate for far more value, spending $15K could be an even better deal. And that’s to say nothing of the elite nights: if those would help you qualify for Globalist status or reach a valuable milestone benefit that you otherwise wouldn’t, that can be icing on the cake.
It’s not necessarily a slam dunk. If you would otherwise put that $15K in purchases toward other welcome bonuses, then you could definitely come out far ahead. But if you aren’t constantly opening other new cards for welcome bonus spend, spending $15K on this card can be a good deal for Hyatt fans.
Almost end of 2021. Regarding Hyatt CC $15,000 in spend yielding a cat1-4 bonus night, two questions: first, how quickly do these bonus nights based on $15k spend hit our account? We don’t have to wait till our anniversary do we?
And…if we did $15k in December and $15k in January, that would yield two nights right? And with P2 involvement that could be four nights, right?
$60k in spend….opportunity costing or knocking???
Greg – the current public offer is better than your affiliate offer above (just thought you should know).
Actually not true – you just do the math correctly as it’s really just 45k “bonus points” over the 15k you’d earn on that spend – but you promoted it differently 🙂
looks like the old Hyatt offer is dead. I am receiving this message/
The offer your are attempting to access is no longer available, you will be redirected to the most current offer. If you are not automatically redirected, click here.
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Greg/Nick:
What’s the chance of Hyatt lowering the requirements for Globalist in 2020?
Near 100%. Their COVID-19 page basically notes that they understand that they will have to make adjustments and will communicate them when they have it worked out. It’s early — nobody knows if we’re going to get ahead of this thing by the end of April or whether it gets worse and prevents people from traveling until August or September. Rather than try to look into a crystal ball and take a guess at what’s reasonable, I think they’ll wait until we get to the point where the number of new cases each day is decreasing and it feels like there is a light at the end of the tunnel.
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Do you have a new offer link. This isn’t working. also, does this new card count or subject to 5/25 I am trying to stay under 5/25 and am at 4/25 thanks
I just tested the link on this page at 2:00pm Eastern time on 1/14/19 and it’s working fine for me. Have you tried a different browser / device? Sometimes your computer might store a cookie that interferes with a link.
Yes, this card is subject to the Chase 5/24 rule. You’ll find that information on all of our Chase cards in the section under “noteworthy perks”. In that note, just before the application tips section on this page, it says:
“Note: This card is believed to be subject to Chase’s 5/24 rule.”
All new personal cards count towards your 5/24 count. And at this point, it seems that all Chase cards are subject to the rule as well. So if you’re at 4/24 now, you could be approved…but that will put you at 5/24 and lock you out of other Chase cards. It’s worth considering whether there are other Chase cards you may want first. Keep in mind that Chase business cards do not add to your 5/24 count (but you do need to be under 5/24 to be approved).
Yes, it failed. I just tried again from difference computer and browser…go all the way in as though you are making an application. I had read on your blog that Hyatt and IHG didn’t count for 5/24 and that is why I was getting those cards. I will try for Amex BUSINESS Gold &hilton honors business amex , Citi Business AA and Chase business cash to stay under 5/24 then. I need the delta business as well… I hope all of these will keep me under 5/25… Thank you so much! Absolutely LOVE this page!
Well, now it’s not working on my side either. At least, it wasn’t. I’ve replaced it with the current best offer.
Hyatt and IHG didn’t used to be subject to the 5/24 rule. That means that in the past, you could be approved for those cards even when you were over 5/24. That changed over the last few months and we’ve updated all of the credit card pages to reflect it.
All personal cards have added to your 5/24 count since the 5/24 rule began. Most business cards do not add to your 5/24 account. Capital One is a notable exception.
Your plan looks good!
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