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I log on to my Chase account for my Freedom Card, and it says I have 11,980 Total Points available.....What does this mean? How can I use the points? Cashback?
@Vegas247 wrote:I log on to my Chase account for my Freedom Card, and it says I have 11,980 Total Points available.....What does this mean? How can I use the points? Cashback?
Yep, Freedom points can be redeemed for cash back, on Amazon.com, and possibly for gift cards. The other option is to get a CSP at some point, and then you can transfer them to travel partners.
You can use it for statement credit or on amazon that is a little over $100 you can also shop online through many of the UR partners online through the UR page
@Vegas247 wrote:I log on to my Chase account for my Freedom Card, and it says I have 11,980 Total Points available.....What does this mean? How can I use the points? Cashback?
If you don't have a CSP, Ink Bold, Ink Plus, or Palladium card then your points or Ulimate Rewards are only worth $0.01 each in the form of cash back or gift cards - so $119.80 for the figure you gave above. If you were to have a CSP, Ink Bold, Ink Plus, or Palladium card then you could transfer those points or Ultimate Rewards to travel partners - like United, Southwest, Hyatt, etc. - and depending how you spend earn from $0.02 - $0.07 / UR - giving you anywhere from 2 - 7 times the amount of travel for free.
@MT936 wrote:
With annual fee but yes
With annual fee, but also with bonus worth several years AF!
Thanks everyone....I used my 119.80 for a statement credit today.....
@nachoslibres wrote:
@Vegas247 wrote:I log on to my Chase account for my Freedom Card, and it says I have 11,980 Total Points available.....What does this mean? How can I use the points? Cashback?
If you don't have a CSP, Ink Bold, Ink Plus, or Palladium card then your points or Ulimate Rewards are only worth $0.01 each in the form of cash back or gift cards - so $119.80 for the figure you gave above. If you were to have a CSP, Ink Bold, Ink Plus, or Palladium card then you could transfer those points or Ultimate Rewards to travel partners - like United, Southwest, Hyatt, etc. - and depending how you spend earn from $0.02 - $0.07 / UR - giving you anywhere from 2 - 7 times the amount of travel for free.
Good information...