What's worth your attention right now
Short, honest breakdowns. What it is, who it is actually for, and whether Deja would use it herself. No hype, no 40-paragraph posts.
Chase Ultimate Rewards to Air Canada AeroplanChase to Aeroplan, 20 percent more, and 30 if you hold the card
Move Chase points to Air Canada Aeroplan and get 20 percent extra through September 30. Hold the Aeroplan card and it stacks to 30 percent.
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Air France KLM Flying BlueCape Town for 22,500 miles, if you book before October
Flying Blue knocks up to 25 percent off a set list of routes every month, and September's list is out. Cape Town, Singapore, Osaka and most of the big US cities are on it. You book in September and fly any time up to February 28, 2027.
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Amex Membership Rewards to Hilton HonorsAmex to Hilton, 30 percent more, and the ratio is the whole story
Amex is giving 30 percent extra on transfers to Hilton Honors through October 14. Amex to Hilton already moves at two for one, so the bonus takes it to 2,600 Hilton points for every 1,000 Amex points.
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Capital One to Japan Airlines Mileage BankCapital One to Japan Airlines, 30 percent more, and one rule you have to read
Capital One is adding 30 percent on transfers to Japan Airlines through September 30. The bonus is mostly fixing a bad base ratio, and there is a redemption rule that catches people out.
Read the 2-minute breakdown →Rove Miles to Copa Airlines ConnectMilesRove adds Copa, and the no surcharge part is the interesting bit
Rove just made Copa Airlines a transfer partner and opened with a 40 percent bonus through September 30. Copa charges no fuel surcharges on partners like Emirates and Lufthansa, which is where this gets interesting.
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Marriott BonvoyMarriott will hand you 4,500 points for a trip you were already taking
Register once and every paid Marriott stay of two nights or more earns 1,500 bonus points, or 4,500 if it is a resort. It runs September 22 to November 22. The catch is that you have to register before the stay, not after.
Read the 2-minute breakdown →Leading Hotels of the World Leaders ClubLeaders Club points, up to 100 percent more, at 6 cents each
Leaders Club is reported to be selling points with up to a 100 percent bonus through September 25. Even doubled, they land around 6 cents a point, which is a real price.
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JetBlue TrueBlueJetBlue points, reported at up to 120 percent more
JetBlue is reported to be selling TrueBlue points with up to a 120 percent bonus through October 1. Useful for the Caribbean and the east coast, less so anywhere else.
Read the 2-minute breakdown →Copa Airlines ConnectMilesCopa is selling miles, and the no surcharge part is why you would care
Copa is reported to be selling ConnectMiles with up to an 80 percent bonus through October 2, which is about 1.6 cents a mile. Copa still has a real award chart, and they do not pass fuel surcharges on partners.
Read the 2-minute breakdown →Garuda Indonesia GarudaMilesGaruda miles at a hundred percent more, and almost nobody should buy them
Garuda is selling miles with a 100 percent bonus through September 30, at about 1.075 cents each. The price is fine. The problem is that GarudaMiles have no transfer partners at all, so buying is the only way in.
Read the 2-minute breakdown →Virgin Atlantic Flying ClubVirgin points at 70 percent more, right about at what they are worth
Virgin is reported to be selling points with up to a 70 percent bonus through October 4, landing at about 1.47 cents each. Virgin points are worth about 1.4, so you are paying just about what they are worth. That is a coin flip, and it comes down to what you book.
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GHA DiscoveryAlready eyeing an NH or an Anantara? GHA will hand you 50 dollars toward the next stay
Register with GHA Discovery, book direct, and stay two nights at Anantara, Avani, NH, Tivoli or Oaks between September 24 and January 31. You get 50 Discovery Dollars back for a future stay. Register and book by November 30.
Read the 2-minute breakdown →American Express to AviosAmex to Avios, 30 percent more, and it covers three airlines
Amex is giving 30 percent extra to Avios through September 27, and it works across British Airways, Iberia and Aer Lingus.
Read the 2-minute breakdown →Wyndham RewardsWyndham points under a cent, and one of the few sales worth a look
Wyndham is reported to be selling points with up to an 80 to 90 percent bonus through October 21, which lands somewhere around 0.68 to 0.72 cents each. Wyndham points are generally valued at about 0.9. That is below value, which almost never happens on this page.
Read the 2-minute breakdown →Hilton HonorsHilton points at half a cent, all the way to September 25
Hilton is reported to be selling points with up to a 100 percent bonus through September 25, landing around half a cent each.
Read the 2-minute breakdown →World of HyattHyatt points, 20 percent off through October 5
Hyatt is taking 20 percent off bought points through October 5. Hyatt points are the good stuff, but this is not their best price.
Read the 2-minute breakdown →Southwest Rapid RewardsSouthwest points at 50 percent off, and you would still lose money
Southwest is taking 50 percent off bought points through October 2. That is a real discount, not a bonus. It still puts you at about 1.5 cents a point for points that redeem at about 1.2.
Read the 2-minute breakdown →United MileagePlusUnited is matching status, up to Premier 1K
United is matching elite status right now, up to their top tier. First time in about ten years.
Read the 2-minute breakdown →Hilton HonorsHilton will match your hotel status
Hilton will match your status from another hotel. Instant Gold, and you can keep it into 2028.
Read the 2-minute breakdown →Marriott + Japan AirlinesYour hotel status can now earn you airline perks
Marriott and Japan Airlines just linked up. Hold Platinum or higher, and your hotel status turns into real airline perks.
Read the 2-minute breakdown →Air Canada AeroplanAeroplan points below what they are worth, even if you have none
Aeroplan is reported to be selling points with up to a 100 percent bonus through September 25, which lands at about 1.35 cents each. Aeroplan points are generally worth about 1.5. That is genuinely below value, which is rare. The catch is the tier you need to reach.
Read the 2-minute breakdown →United MileagePlusUnited is selling miles again, and the price is still above what they are worth
United is reported to be selling miles with up to a 95 to 100 percent bonus through September 30. That lands around 1.88 cents a mile. United miles are generally valued at about 1.5, so you are paying more than they are worth.
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