It seems that when you redeem your CC points for airline ticket, most times you can have at least a 50% bonus thant the 1 cent face value of 1 point. This happens to a lot of CC's reward program.
For example, Amazon Chase CC, normally it's 1 point for 1 cent cashback. But when redeemed for plane ticket, it's a 25K for $400 worth of roundtrip ticket, and you can pay the part more than $400 with your CCs. And you can earn frequent flyer miles.
That's a 60% bonus.
My question is, how much did the bank really need to pay for the ticket?
Fide Amex 15K | Barclays Reward 3.5K | Citi Forward Student 5K | Discover IT 12.8K | US Cash Reward 6K | GE Paypal 5.5K | Wal Discover 6K | CapOne 3.5K | Kohl's 0.3K
