How do I transfer Chase Sapphire Preferred points to travel partners? This question is about the Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card

To transfer Chase Sapphire Preferred points to travel partners, cardholders must first log in to their Chase account and go to the rewards redemption page, then select “Transfer to Travel Partners.” People with the Chase Sapphire Preferred card can transfer points to travel partners such as United Airlines, Southwest Airlines, and World of Hyatt. How to Transfer Chase Sapphire Preferred Points Log in to your Chase Sapphire Preferred account online. Navigate to the Chase Ultimate Rewards page. Select “Transfer to Travel Partners” as the redemption option. Follow the steps to transfer your Chase Sapphire Preferred points to a travel partner. Keep in mind that some travel partners may offer more value for your points than others. Also, remember that Chase transfers will require a minimum of 1,000 points, and that all transfers to travel partners must be in increments of 1,000.

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To transfer Chase Sapphire Preferred points to travel partners, cardholders must first log in to their Chase account and go to the rewards redemption page, then select “Transfer to Travel Partners.” People with the Chase Sapphire Preferred card can transfer points to travel partners such as United Airlines, Southwest Airlines, and World of Hyatt.

How to Transfer Chase Sapphire Preferred Points

Log in to your Chase Sapphire Preferred account online.
Navigate to the Chase Ultimate Rewards page.
Select “Transfer to Travel Partners” as the redemption option.
Follow the steps to transfer your Chase Sapphire Preferred points to a travel partner.

Keep in mind that some travel partners may offer more value for your points than others. Also, remember that Chase transfers will require a minimum of 1,000 points, and that all transfers to travel partners must be in increments of 1,000.

Do Chase points expire?

No, Chase points don’t expire as long as your account is open. However, you can lose your points if you:

Close your account
Chase closes you’re account due to delinquency or suspicions of fraud

These are some reasons why it’s still a good idea to redeem on a regular basis. Another reason, in case you’re interested, is what’s known as rewards devaluation.

Basically, a credit card company can reduce the...

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How do you redeem Chase rewards?

The easiest way you can redeem Chase rewards is online, but you can also do that over the phone at (800) 432-3117. You can redeem Chase rewards for gift cards, travel, statement credits and cash. Chase points are generally worth 1 cent each, regardless of what they’re redeemed for. If you’re redeeming for cash, you can also go to a Chase branch. You’ll get your money as a statement credit or as an electronic deposit to the bank account...

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What airlines can you use with Chase Sapphire?

There are 11 airlines and three major airline alliances that you can use with Chase Sapphire, all of which are listed below:

Airline Partners

Aer Lingus
Air Canada Aeroplan
British Airways
Emirates
Flying Blue AIR FRANCE KLM
Iberia Plus
JetBlue
Singapore Airlines
Southwest
United Airlines
Virgin Atlantic

Major airline alliances:

Oneworld airlines
SkyTeam airlines
Star Alliance...

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