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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...
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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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Citi Adds JetBlue & ShopYourWay as Transfer Partners

Shawn Coomer - Senior Editor - 0
Citi has added JetBlue and ShopYourWay as transfer partners to their ThankYou rewards program.
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The Ultimate Guide to JetBlue’s points match deal

Greg The Frequent Miler - 97
Intro: JetBlue’s points match deal is arguably one of the best non-credit-card related deals we’ve seen in years.  While the deal itself is simple,...
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Promiscuous transfer partners

Greg The Frequent Miler - 15
My favorite points programs, by far, are transferable points programs. These are programs where points can be transferred 1 to 1 (or better) to...
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Getting to Know Citi ThankYou

Shawn Coomer - Senior Editor - 5
Detailed Citi ThankYou overview including how to earn points, getting the best value out of redemptions and how to combine and share your points with others.
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How to share Chase Ultimate Rewards with friends

Greg The Frequent Miler - 30
Chase Ultimate Rewards is currently my favorite transferable points program.  You can read my comparison of transferable points programs here.  Unfortunately, Chase will soon...
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Which points and miles are best? Flexible Points Programs

Shawn Coomer - Senior Editor - 6
A full rundown and explanation of flexible points programs offered by Citi, Chase, American Express and other banks.
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