Milvionne Chery Copeland, Writer
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You need 100 credit card points to equal a dollar in most cases, though it can vary based on the card issuer and the redemption method. For example, you could get a higher dollar value when you redeem your points for travel instead of a statement credit, and some major issuers’ points are worth less than average.
Number of Credit Card Points for $1 by Company
| Reward Program | Average Value of 1 Point | Number of Points to Equal a Dollar |
| 0.72 cents | 150 points | |
| 0.85 cents | 118 points | |
| 0.95 cents | 93 points | |
| 0.83 cents | 118 points | |
| 1.18 cents | 76 points | |
| 1 cent | 100 points |
It’s a good idea to redeem your points as often as possible, as there is always a chance of devaluation. This means a card issuer could make your points worth less when you redeem them than they are worth now.
Learn more about common pitfalls to watch out for with rewards programs.
WalletHub calculated American Express Membership Rewards point values by comparing the dollar value of redemption items against the number of points needed for each.
These values are approximate and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual point values may vary based on redemption method and individual usage. The estimates provided do not represent fixed or guaranteed values and may differ from the experience of typical cardholders.
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