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  • PointsYeah’s FHR Filter: The Easiest Way to Search Amex FHR Properties and Use Your Platinum $600 Credit

    PointsYeah’s FHR Filter: The Easiest Way to Search Amex FHR Properties and Use Your Platinum $600 Credit

    The Platinum Hotel Credit Just Got Easier to Use

    If you hold the either American Express® Platinum Card, you already know it’s packed with travel perks. One of the best and most overlooked is the $600 Hotel Credit, split into two $300 statement credits each year. It applies to prepaid stays booked through Fine Hotels + Resorts® (FHR) or The Hotel Collection via Amex Travel.

    It’s a great perk in theory, but in practice,finding the right hotels that fit your budget, destination, and travel style can be time-consuming, especially when most searches show ultra-luxury properties far above your $300 credit.

    That’s why we built the PointsYeah FHR Filter. It’s a new way to explore the entire Amex FHR network, now searchable, filterable, and viewable in both map and list formats. Whether you’re trying to find a one-night stay fully covered by your credit or a luxury resort that’s worth a little extra, the FHR Filter makes it easy to plan smarter.

    🔍 Explore FHR Hotels on PointsYeah →

    What Are Fine Hotels + Resorts® and The Hotel Collection?

    Fine Hotels + Resorts® (FHR) and The Hotel Collection (THC) are Amex’s two premium hotel programs for Platinum and Centurion Card Members. Together, they include more than 2,000 top-tier properties worldwide that provide exclusive perks automatically applied when you book prepaid stays through Amex Travel.

    Every FHR booking includes:

    • Daily breakfast for two
    • Guaranteed 4pm late checkout
    • Noon check-in when available
    • Room upgrades upon arrival (when available)
    • A $100 property experience credit, typically for dining or spa services
    • Earn hotel points and elite credit

    The Hotel Collection bookings include:

    • Up to a $100 property credit per stay (varies by hotel)
    • Room upgrades upon arrival when available
    • A minimum two-night stay requirement

    For many travelers, these perks can easily add $200–$400 of value to a single night, but only if you can find the right property to use them at. That’s where PointsYeah’s FHR Filter comes in. It gives you visibility across the full network, making it easy to see where your credit stretches the farthest.

    Why PointsYeah Built the FHR Filter?

    We created the FHR Filter because the Platinum Card’s best perks were often going unused. Travelers told us the same things over and over:

    “I never know which hotels qualify.”

    “I can’t tell which FHR stays are under $300.”

    “I just want to use my credit without overspending.”

    The FHR Filter solves all of that. It is a free tool that lets you see the entire FHR ecosystem at once, not just in a list buried inside Amex Travel. You can now explore globally, compare prices, and find hotels that align with your credit and comfort zone.

    It’s for every kind of traveler:

    • Weekend explorers who want one-night getaways covered entirely by the $300 credit.
    • Luxury seekers looking for aspirational stays worth a modest top-up.
    • Frequent flyers who want to plan multi-city trips around their credits.

    Before, planning around your hotel credit required patience. Now it’s simply a filter away.

    How the PointsYeah FHR Filter Works

    Using the FHR Filter is simple but powerful. Here’s how it works:

    1. Search any destination in the PointsYeah Hotel Collection.
    2. Turn on the “Fine Hotels + Resorts®” filter.
      • Instantly see verified Fine Hotels + Resorts® and The Hotel Collection properties across that city or region.
    3. Choose your view:
      • Map View: Browse visually to see where hotels are located and explore surrounding attractions.
      • List View: Quickly compare prices, amenities, and brand details.
    4. Refine your results by adjusting dates, price range, or destination preferences.
    5. Use live pricing to find stays that make the most sense for your $300 semiannual credit.

    What makes this different is flexibility. You are no longer limited to a static portal. You can visualize, compare, and plan your trip all in one seamless interface.

    ✨ Try the FHR Filter Now →

    Finding Stays That Fit Your Credit and Your Budget

    Luxury doesn’t have to mean overspending. For many Platinum Card Members, the ideal stay is one that fits within the $300 semiannual hotel credit or just slightly above it, whether you’re booking through Fine Hotels + Resorts® or The Hotel Collection.

    Here’s how travelers are using it:

    • Fully covered stays: Filter for FHR properties under $300 per night. These are perfect for single-night getaways fully paid by your credit.
    • Sweet spot stays: Look in the $350–$450 range. Paying a small amount out of pocket can unlock much higher-end hotels.
    • Luxury upgrades: Combine both $300 credits for an extended stay or premium destination without blowing your budget.

    To put it in perspective, here are a few examples of high-value FHR stays often found near or below the $300 mark:

    • The Ritz-Carlton, Bali – from $290/night
    • InterContinental Lisbon – from $190/night
    • The St. Regis Dubai, The Palm – from $232/night
    • InterContinental New York Times Square – from $234/night

    Each property still includes the signature FHR perks such as breakfast, upgrades, and late checkout. Even a one-night stay feels like a complete getaway.

    The best part is that you don’t need to guess. The filter helps you spot these hidden gems instantly, saving time while helping you get more from your Platinum benefits.

    Why This Feature Matters for Platinum Card Members

    Before this, using the FHR benefit felt complicated, not because the program lacked value but because it lacked accessibility. The Amex Travel interface wasn’t designed for discovery. It worked if you already knew where you wanted to go, but not if you were trying to decide how to use your credit wisely.

    The PointsYeah FHR Filter changes that completely. It gives you the freedom to explore, experiment, and plan without committing to a booking. You can see the full picture first, then decide how to use your credit.

    Here’s why it matters:

    • Transparency: You can see what’s available, what it costs, and how far your credit goes.
    • Flexibility: Map or list view means you can browse in whatever way feels most natural.
    • Efficiency: Save hours of searching by focusing only on eligible hotels.
    • Inspiration: Discover destinations and FHR stays you may have never considered.

    This feature isn’t about promoting luxury. It’s about making it practical and usable for everyone who holds a Platinum Card.

    Explore the FHR Filter on PointsYeah →

    Final Thoughts

    The $600 Hotel Credit from the Amex Platinum Card is one of the most generous travel benefits available, but only if you actually use it.

    With PointsYeah’s FHR Filter, that becomes effortless. You can find properties that fit your plans and budget, visualize your options on a map, and make smart choices about where to redeem your credits.

    It’s not just a new search filter. It’s the missing link between knowing your benefits and actually using them.

    Whether you are planning a one-night getaway, a spontaneous weekend trip, or a bucket-list vacation, the FHR Filter helps you see what’s possible, instantly.

    Start Searching Fine Hotels + Resorts® on PointsYeah →

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What is the Fine Hotels + Resorts® program from Amex?

    Fine Hotels + Resorts® (FHR) is Amex’s luxury hotel network for Platinum and Centurion Card Members. It includes premium properties worldwide that offer benefits like daily breakfast, late checkout, room upgrades, and on-property credits when booked through Amex Travel.

    How can I find Fine Hotels + Resorts® properties online?

    You can explore all Fine Hotels + Resorts® properties using PointsYeah’s FHR Filter. It allows you to view verified FHR hotels in both map and list view, compare prices, and plan how to use your Platinum Card credits.

    Can I use PointsYeah to see which hotels fit my Amex Platinum credit?

    Yes. The FHR Filter shows real pricing for each property, so you can easily find hotels that fit within your $300 semiannual credit or your total $600 annual limit.

    What’s the best way to use the Amex Platinum hotel credit?

    Use your Platinum Card’s $600 hotel credit strategically by finding FHR stays under $300 per night. Many travelers use PointsYeah to find one-night getaways fully covered by the credit or short luxury stays that cost only a little more.

    Can I find Fine Hotels + Resorts® stays under $300 per night?

    Yes. Many FHR properties around the world are available for under $300 per night. The PointsYeah FHR Filter makes it easy to find and compare these options instantly.

    Do I need to log in or link my Amex account to use PointsYeah?

    No. Anyone can browse FHR properties on PointsYeah. Platinum and Centurion Card Members simply need to book through Amex Travel to receive the benefits and statement credits.

    Are the Fine Hotels + Resorts® listings on PointsYeah updated regularly?

    Yes. FHR properties are verified and refreshed often to ensure the listings and pricing reflect the latest availability.

    Does the PointsYeah filter include The Hotel Collection too?

    Yes. The filter includes both Fine Hotels + Resorts® and The Hotel Collection properties. You can view them together in map or list view when you toggle on the “FHR” filter.

    Can I book Fine Hotels + Resorts® stays directly through PointsYeah?

    No. PointsYeah helps you research and compare properties quickly. You’ll still book through Amex Travel to receive the official Platinum benefits and credits.

  • Current credit card transfer bonuses: Nov 2025

    Current credit card transfer bonuses: Nov 2025

    How to stretch your rewards with transfer bonuses

    Current credit card transfer bonuses 
    Transferable rewardsTransfer partnerTransfer bonusExpires
    Amex Membership RewardsMarriott30%Nov 30, 2025
    Amex Membership RewardsLifemiles15%Nov 30, 2025
    Citi ThankYou RewardsQantas Frequent Flyer20%Nov 8, 2025
    Chase Ultimate RewardsFlying Club40%Nov 20, 2025

    Credit card transfer bonuses are promotions that incentivize you to convert your bank points into airline miles and hotel points. These promotions can help you squeeze considerably more travel out of your credit card rewards.

    You’ll typically receive between 15% and 40% more rewards than usual during a transfer bonus. For example, Capital One miles normally transfer to Avianca LifeMiles at a 1:1 ratio — but during a 20% transfer bonus, the conversion rate improves to 1:1.2. That means you’ll get 1,200 Avianca LifeMiles for every 1,000 Capital One miles you transfer.

    You’ll likely see plenty of transfer bonuses for airline programs you’re not a member of or familiar with, but you might find some surprises. With a bit of algorithmic wizardry, PointsYeah will help you to use these promotions to save points on your upcoming flights.

    How to spot credit card transfer bonuses

    Credit card transfer bonuses come and go with little notice — and only a handful of airline and hotel loyalty programs are eligible for a bonus at any given time. This makes staying updated on current transfer bonuses a bit challenging for the average user.

    The good thing for you is -> you’re a PointsYeah user.

    There are two ways you can stay informed about valuable transfer bonuses with PointsYeah:

    1. Bookmark this page. We keep the above chart updated just for you.
    2. Search for flights through PointsYeah. The search result card will show you whenever there’s a transfer bonus and even calculate the number of points required, factoring in the bonus.

    One final option is to check directly with the bank or airline’s website. Depending on who funds the promotion, the bank or the airline, is where you will find the information. If you don’t see the transfer bonus on your bank transfer portal, it is likely one you would see the T&C on the airline site, while still transferring through the bank portal.


    Pretty simple, Yeah?

    Credit card transfer bonuses are automatic. Just transfer your bank points to participating airline or hotel loyalty programs during a transfer bonus, and you’ll automatically get extra rewards.

    Remember to bookmark this page to keep on top of current transfer bonuses. And if you want to learn more ways to stretch your points and miles, sign-up for the PointsYeah newsletter. More tips = more trips!

    Old credit card transfer bonuses (Oct 2025)
    Transferable rewardsTransfer partnerTransfer bonusExpired
    Citi ThankYou RewardsQatar Privilege Club Avios40%Oct 15, 2025
    Citi ThankYou RewardsTurkish Airlines Miles & Smiles50%Oct 18, 2025
    Citi ThankYou RewardsVirgin Atlantic Flying Club30%Oct 18, 2025
    Citi ThankYou RewardsAvianca LifeMiles25%Oct 18, 2025
    Capital One MilesJAL Mileage Bank30%Oct 22, 2025
    Chase Ultimate RewardsIHG80%Oct 22, 2025
    Amex Membership RewardsAir France/KLM Flying Blue20%Oct 31, 2025
    Old credit card transfer bonuses (Sep 2025)
    Transferable rewardsTransfer partnerTransfer bonusExpires
    Chase Ultimate RewardsAir France/KLM Flying Blue20%Sep 2025
    Amex Membership RewardsHilton25%Sep 2025
    Capital One MilesVirgin Atlantic Flying Club30%Sep 2025

    Old credit card transfer bonuses (Aug 2025)
    Transferable rewardsTransfer partnerTransfer bonusExpires
    Capital One MilesAvianca LifeMiles15%Aug 31, 2025

    Old credit card transfer bonuses (July 2025)
    Transferable rewardsTransfer partnerTransfer bonusExpires
    Chase Ultimate RewardsAir Canada Aeroplan20%Jul 2025
    Citi ThankYou PointsAir France/KLM Flying Blue20%Jul 2025
    American ExpressAvianca LifeMiles15% (hosted by LM, wont see on Amex site) Jul 2025

    Old credit card transfer bonuses (June 2025)
    Transferable rewardsTransfer partnerTransfer bonusExpires
    Chase Ultimate RewardsVirgin Atlantic Flying Club25%Jun 2025
    Citi ThankYou PointsWyndham Rewards25%Jun 2025

    Old credit card transfer bonuses (May 2025)
    Transferable rewardsTransfer partnerTransfer bonusExpires
    Citi ThankYou PointsVirgin Atlantic Flying Club30%May 2025
    Capital One MilesQantas Frequent Flyer20%May 2025
    Chase Ultimate RewardsAir France/KLM Flying Blue25%May 2025

    Old credit card transfer bonuses (Apr 2025)
    Transferable rewardsTransfer partnerTransfer bonusExpires
    Amex Membership RewardsEtihad Guest20%Apr 2025
    Chase Ultimate RewardsIHG Rewards80%Apr 2025
    Citi ThankYou PointsAvianca25%Apr 2025

    Old credit card transfer bonuses (Mar 2025)
    Transferable rewardsTransfer partnerTransfer bonusExpired
    Capital OneEthiad Guest40%Mar 2025
    Amex Membership RewardsQatar Airways20%Mar 2025
    Chase Ultimate RewardsBritish Airways Executive Club20%Mar 2025
    Chase Ultimate RewardsAer Lingus20%Mar 2025
    Chase Ultimate RewardsIberia Plus20%Mar 2025
    Chase Ultimate RewardsMarriott Bonvoy50%Mar 2025

    Old credit card transfer bonuses (Feb 2025)
    Transferable rewardsTransfer partnerTransfer bonusExpired
    Citi ThankYou pointsQatar Airways20%Feb 2025
    Amex Membership RewardsAvianca LifeMiles15%Feb 2025
    Amex Membership RewardsHilton Honors25%Feb 2025

  • How to convert points into airline miles

    How to convert points into airline miles

    Got a whole bunch of credit card points but aren’t sure how to spend them? PointsYeah’s search tool is a foolproof way to make your travel planning easier. From converting points into airline miles to formally booking your travel, we hold your hand the whole way.

    Although PointsYeah does the heavy lifting, it’s still worth understanding simple details like:

    • Which airlines partner with each points program?
    • Which credit cards can you open to quickly amass the points that’ll best fit your travel goals?

    American Express Membership Rewards points

    Which airlines partner with Amex Membership Rewards?
    Aer LingusCathay PacificIberia
    AeromexicoDeltaJetBlue
    Air CanadaEmiratesQantas
    ANAEtihadQatar Airways
    AviancaFlying Blue (Air France and KLM)Singapore Airlines
    British AirwaysHawaiian AirlinesVirgin Atlantic

    While looking for award flights, PointsYeah displays live search results that show you how many points you’ll need to transfer to each specific airline program. It even shows you active transfer bonuses.

    Most transfers are instant — so you can book your travel immediately after you initiate the conversion.

    Another quick note: When transferring Amex points to a U.S. airline (like Delta or JetBlue or Hawaiian Airlines), you’ll be subject to a fee of 0.06 cents per point. For example, you’ll pay $60 for every 100,000 points you transfer. You’ve also got the option to redeem Amex points at a rate of 0.5 cents each to offset the fee.

    Again, this doesn’t apply to foreign airlines — only those based in the U.S.

    Which credit cards earn Amex Membership Rewards?
    CardAnnual feeWelcome bonus
    The Platinum Card® from American Express$695 (rates and fees)80,000 bonus points(limited Offer)
    The Business Platinum Card® from American Express$695 (rates and fees)60,000 bonus points
    American Express® Gold Card$325 (rates and fees)150,000 bonus points
    American Express® Business Gold Card$375 (rates and fees)100,000 bonus points
    American Express® Green Card$150 (rates and fees)40,000 bonus points
    American Express® Business Green Rewards Card$95 (rates and fees)15,000 bonus points
    The Blue Business® Plus Credit Card from American Express$0 (rates and fees)15,000 bonus points

    How to transfer American Express Membership Rewards to airlines

    Step 1. Log into your American Express online account and select a Membership Rewards-earning card (like the Amex Platinum Card).

    Step 2. Click the “Rewards & Benefits” tab. Under the “Earn and Redeem” drop-down menu, find the “Transfer Points” option. This will take you to a page listing all Amex transfer partners.

    Step 3. Choose the airline program you’d like to transfer your points to. Before you transfer, Amex will ask you to enter your airline loyalty number. It’ll save your info for future use.

    Step 4. Review and submit your transfer. You’ll need to authenticate the transfer by inputting the three-digit code on the back of your card, entering a temporary code sent to your email, or completing another verification method.

    Bilt Rewards

    Which airlines partner with Bilt Rewards?
    Aer LingusCathay PacificTAP Portugal
    Alaska AirlinesEmiratesTurkish Airlines
    AviancaFlying Blue (Air France and KLM)United Airlines
    Air CanadaIberiaVirgin Red (Virgin Atlantic)
    British AirwaysSouthwest

    Again, PointsYeah will show you live award inventory and give you links to help you transfer your points instantly (in most cases) to your preferred airline program — and even alert you of transfer bonuses to make your flight even cheaper.

    Which credit cards earn Bilt Rewards?
    CardAnnual feeWelcome bonus
    Bilt Mastercard®$0N/A

    How to transfer Bilt Rewards to airlines

    Step 1. Open the Bilt Rewards app on your phone and click the “Rewards” tab at the bottom of the screen.

    Step 2. Find the “Transfer” button at the top of the screen and select it. This will bring you to a page with all of Bilt’s transfer partners.

    Step 3. Choose the airline you want to transfer your points with. Input the number of points you’d like to transfer.

    Step 4. Review and submit your transfer.

    Capital One miles

    Which airlines partner with Capital One miles?
    AeromexicoEtihadSingapore Airlines
    Air CanadaEVA AirTAP Portugal
    AviancaFinnairTurkish Airlines
    British AirwaysFlying Blue (Air France and KLM)Virgin Red (Virgin Atlantic)
    Cathay PacificJetBlue
    EmiratesQantas

    Transferring Capital One miles to airlines is typically instant. And because PointsYeah displays live award availability, you can transfer your miles to the airline and book your trip in just a minute or two. We’ll tell you how many miles you need to convert for your desired flight — and also let you know of any Capital One miles transfer bonuses.

    Which credit cards earn Capital One miles?
    CardAnnual feeWelcome bonus
    Capital One Venture Rewards Credit Card$9575,000 bonus miles
    Capital One Venture X Rewards Credit Card$39575,000 bonus miles
    Capital One Venture X Business Card$39575,000 bonus miles
    Capital One VentureOne Rewards Credit Card$020,000 bonus miles
    Capital One Spark Miles for Business$95 (waived the first year)50,000 bonus miles
    Capital One Spark Miles Select for Business$050,000 bonus miles
    Capital One Spark Cash Plus$95 (waived the first year)$750*
    Capital One Savor Rewards Credit Card$0$200*
    Capital One Quicksilver Cash Rewards Credit Card$0$200*
    Capital One QuicksilverOne Cash Rewards Credit Card$39N/A*

    *You can convert the cash back you earn with Capital One credit cards into transferable miles as long as you also hold a Capital One miles-earning card, like the Capital One Venture. The transfer rate  is 1 mile per cent. For example, you could convert $50 in cash back into 5,000 Capital One miles.

    In other words, even cash back Capital One cards are great for earning travel rewards.

    How to transfer Capital One miles to airlines

    Step 1. Log into your Capital One online account and click the “View Rewards” button on your dashboard. You’ll then be taken to the rewards page with several different redemption options.

    Step 2. Click the “Transfer rewards” box to find the list of all Capital One airline partners.

    Step 3. Choose the airline program you’d like to transfer your miles to. You’ll need to enter your airline loyalty number if you haven’t previously linked it to your Capital One account.

    Step 4. Enter the number of miles you’d like to convert. Review and confirm your transfer.

    Chase Ultimate Rewards points

    Which airlines partner with Chase Ultimate Rewards?
    Aer LingusFlying Blue (Air France and KLM)Southwest
    Air CanadaIberiaUnited Airlines
    British AirwaysJetBlueVirgin Atlantic
    EmiratesSingapore Airlines

    Chase Ultimate Rewards points convert to airlines programs instantly. PointsYeah gives you a live look at award seats — so when you find the flight you want, you can have it reserved in minutes. The search results will tell you how many Chase points you’ll need to book the flight, as well as any current transfer bonuses.

    Which credit cards earn Chase Ultimate Rewards?
    CardAnnual feeWelcome bonus
    Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card$9575,000 bonus points
    Chase Sapphire Reserve®$55075,000 bonus points
    Ink Business Preferred® Credit Card$9590,000 bonus points
    Chase Freedom Unlimited®$0Up to $300*
    Chase Freedom Flex℠$0$200*
    Ink Business Cash® Credit Card$0$750*
    Ink Business Unlimited® Credit Card$0$750*

    *You can convert the cash back you earn with Chase credit cards into transferable points — but you must have a Chase Ultimate Rewards point-earning credit card, like the Chase Sapphire Preferred. You’ll get 1 point per cent, meaning, you could convert $100 in cash back into 10,000 Chase points.

    How to transfer Chase points to airlines

    Step 1. Log into your Chase online account and click on an Ultimate-Rewards credit card. You’ll see a “Redeem” button near the top of the page. Alternatively, you can head directly to the Chase Ultimate Rewards website and choose your Ultimate Rewards credit card.

    Step 2. On your account dashboard, you’ll see a “Travel” tab at the top of the page. Find and click the “Transfer points to partners” link from the drop-down menu.

    Step 3. From Chase’s list of airline partners, choose the program you’d like to transfer your points to. You’ll need to link your airline account to Chase if you haven’t already. Just enter your loyalty number when prompted.

    Step 4. Enter the number of points you’d like to convert. Review and confirm your transfer.

    Citi ThankYou points

    Which airlines partner with Citi ThankYou points?
    AeromexicoEVA AirSingapore Airlines
    AviancaFlying Blue (Air France and KLM)Thai Airways
    Cathay PacificJetBlueTurkish Airlines
    EmiratesQantasVirgin Atlantic
    EtihadQatar Airways

    Citi ThankYou points generally transfer to programs instantly. PointsYeah will quickly show you how many points you’ll need for your flight (accounting for active transfer bonuses), and it’ll display live award availability. Just choose your flight, and we’ll show you how to quickly book it.

    Which credit cards earn Citi ThankYou points?
    CardAnnual feeWelcome bonus
    Citi Strata Premier℠ Card$9575,000 bonus points
    Citi Prestige® Card$495N/A
    Citi Rewards+® Card$020,000 bonus points*
    Citi Double Cash® Card$0$200*
    Citi Custom Cash® Card$0$200*

    *You can turn any rewards you earn with Citi’s cash back cards into transferable ThankYou points as long as you also hold a ThankYou points-earning credit card like the Citi Strata Premier. You’ll get 1 point per cent, meaning, you can turn $100 in cash back into 10,000 Citi points.

    It’s also worth noting that the Citi Rewards+ Card’s redemption options are effectively identical to Citi’s cash back credit cards. So to unlock the full potential of that card’s rewards, you’ll also need to hold a card like the Citi Strata Premier.

    How to transfer Citi points to airlines

    Step 1. Navigate to ThankYou.com and login with your Citi credit card credentials. You may need to manually select the Citi Strata Premier — or another card that earns fully transferable points, like the Citi Prestige.

    On the home page is a “More Ways to Redeem” tab. Click “Points Transfer” from the drop-down menu.

    Step 2. You’re now looking at a list of all Citi transfer partners. Find the airline you want to transfer to and click “Continue.” Link your airline loyalty account (if you haven’t already) by entering it into the ThankYou website when prompted.

    Step 3. Enter the number of points you’d like to convert. Review and confirm your transfer.

    Wells Fargo Rewards

    Which airlines partner with Wells Fargo Rewards?
    Aer LingusFlying Blue (Air France and KLM)
    AviancaIberia
    British AirwaysVirgin Atlantic

    In most cases, rewards will deposit into your airline account immediately after initiating a transfer from Wells Fargo. Take a quick look at available flights through PointsYeah’s live award search, and we’ll give you instructions for how to quickly transfer points and book your travel. We’ll even tell you when there’s a hard-to-ignore transfer bonus.

    Which credit cards earn Wells Fargo Rewards?
    CardAnnual feeWelcome bonus
    Wells Fargo Autograph℠ Card$020,000 bonus points
    Wells Fargo Autograph Journey℠ Card$9560,000 bonus points
    Wells Fargo Active Cash® Card$0$200*
    Wells Fargo Attune℠ Card$0$100*

    Even Wells Fargo’s cash back cards that aren’t marketed as “travel” credit cards can be a boon for collecting travel rewards. If you’ve got a Wells Fargo points-earning card, like the Wells Fargo Autograph Card, you can convert the cash back you earn into Wells Fargo points at a rate of 1 point per cent — meaning $20 equals 2,000 travel points.

    How to transfer Wells Fargo points to airlines

    Step 1. Sign into your Wells Fargo online account and roll over the “Use Rewards” tab at the top of the page.

    Step 2. From the drop-down menu, find and click the “Rewards Points Transfer” link. This will take you to a list of Wells Fargo transfer partners.

    Step 3. Choose the airline you want to use and enter the number of points you’d like to transfer.

    Step 4. Review your transfer and click “Submit.”

    Cautions, caveats, and advice

    Take advantage of transfer bonuses

    Banks often publish bonuses which can help to stretch the rewards you earn by rewarding you for transferring your flexible points to specific airline partners.

    For example, you may find that American Express is offering a 30% bonus when transferring to Virgin Atlantic. This improves the standard 1:1 transfer ratio to 1:1.3. That’s an extra 300 miles for every 1,000 points you transfer.

    Transfers are final

    When you convert transferable points to an airline, you can’t convert them back. For this reason, we don’t recommend transferring points until you’re ready to book.

    Some points take a while to transfer

    In most cases, transferable points deposit into your airline account within a day (typically within minutes). But some partners may take longer to process. If you’re uniquely cursed, the award seats you want may have disappeared by the time you get your miles.

    It probably won’t happen to you, but it’s something to be aware of.

    Pretty simple, Yeah?

    Transferring bank points to an airline is simple and takes only a minute or two. The stressful part is trying to figure out how to best use those rewards. PointsYeah eliminates all that mental strain and feeds you the top options in seconds.

    Save your brainpower for earning travel rewards. We’ll do the rest.