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@Anonymous wrote:
Doc now reporting it's 1:1.
This is a massive game changer, DC will be ahead of cfu, ppmc, nfcu.
Is it really a huge game changer? I thought Citi's transfer partners were decidedly weaker than other lenders, so even this enhanced mechanism for earning TYP doesn't seem that beneficial if you are wanting travel transfers.
@kdm31091 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
Doc now reporting it's 1:1.
This is a massive game changer, DC will be ahead of cfu, ppmc, nfcu.Is it really a huge game changer? I thought Citi's transfer partners were decidedly weaker than other lenders, so even this enhanced mechanism for earning TYP doesn't seem that beneficial if you are wanting travel transfers.
+1, sticking to MR and UR points. With Ebates and MR offers I'm getting more than 2x on average dollars spent.
@kdm31091 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
Doc now reporting it's 1:1.
This is a massive game changer, DC will be ahead of cfu, ppmc, nfcu.Is it really a huge game changer? I thought Citi's transfer partners were decidedly weaker than other lenders, so even this enhanced mechanism for earning TYP doesn't seem that beneficial if you are wanting travel transfers.
I don't know if its a game changer , but it is definately a positive step for TYP. I personally am not so sure that TYP is that much weaker than UR for my usage. With all the nerfs to UR I am finding it harder and harder to find uses for UR other than Hyatt. If it all plays out like it looks like it will DC+ premeir isn't a bad combo. You get at least 2x on every purchase, and 3x on travel and gas.
I don't think Rewards+card is on the TY point transfer list.
@ToxikPH wrote:
I plan on getting one of the higher cards in some time so right now I’m racking up points with R+ and DC.
From my understanding your Rewards+ card will not be able to be transferred for TY points. You will be only able to transfer your DC CB to TY points.
@ToxikPH wrote:
The R+ already earns TYP, I think it’s like chase where it’s cash back normally but paired with a better card it turns into transferable TYP
Sorry about that you are right. I haven't used TY points system in years.
I will have to really look at this option when I downgrade my citi aa , you can still downgrade citi aa to double cash right? I did it before but not sure you still can do it or not