Lisa Cahill, Credit Cards Moderator
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The best way to use Chase Freedom Flex® Credit Card points is for travel, gift cards or cash back. Chase Freedom Flex points are generally worth 1 cent per point when redeemed this way, which is more value than the other redemption methods provide.
Ways to Redeem Chase Freedom Flex Points
- Travel: 1 cent per point
- Cash Back: 1 cent per point
- Gift Cards: 1 cent per point
- Amazon.com shopping with points: 0.8 cents per point
To learn more about the best ways to use Chase Freedom Flex points, check out WalletHub’s Chase Freedom Flex review.
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How much are Chase points worth?
Chase points are worth 1 cent per point on average.
Chase Points Value by Redemption Method
| Redemption Method | Average Chase Point Value | Value of 1,000 Chase Points |
| Cash Back | 1 cent | $10 |
| Gift Cards | 1 cent | $10 |
| ... | 0.8 cents | $8 |
How do I redeem Mastercard reward points?
You can redeem Mastercard reward points through your online account with the bank or credit union that issued your Mastercard, using the issuer's mobile app, or over the phone. Reward points are offered by card issuers, not by Mastercard, so you will need to follow the instructions for your specific credit card company.
How to Redeem Mastercard Points Online
- Log in to your online account with your user ID and password.
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What are the Chase categories for credit card rewards?
The Chase categories for bonus credit card rewards are travel, wholesale clubs, dining and streaming services, among other categories, depending on the card. When cardholders make purchases that qualify for their Chase card’s bonus categories, they earn extra rewards compared to the card’s base rewards rate.
Chase Credit Card Categories for Bonus Rewards
- Chase Freedom Flex® Credit Card: Rotating categories that change every quarter and require activation, travel purchased through Chase, dining (including eligible delivery services)...
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