How do I transfer Sears Credit Card points to travel partners? This question is about the Sears Credit Card

How do I transfer Sears Credit Card points to travel partners?

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This question is about the Sears Credit Card

Chip Lupo, Credit Card Writer

@CLoop • 01/07/22 This answer was first published on 01/07/22. For the most current information about a financial product, you should always check and confirm accuracy with the offering financial institution. Editorial and user-generated content is not provided, reviewed or endorsed by any company.

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Sears Credit Card cardholders cannot transfer points to travel partners such as hotels and airlines. Instead of transferring to travel partners, people with the Sears Credit Card can redeem points for travel-related expenses through Citibank.

The best way to redeem Sears Credit Card rewards points is by spending them on gift cards. Also, remember that if you have multiple Citibank cards, you cannot pool your points. Keep this in mind to help determine when to redeem Sears Credit Card points.

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Here is what the Sears Credit Card currently offers:… read full answer

Earn a $75 statement credit for every $500 spent on eligible purchases within 90 days of account opening, up to a maximum total value of $225 in statement credits.
Earn 50 points (5% back) on eligible purchases at gas stations, 30 points (3% back) on eligible purchases at grocery stores and restaurants on the first $10,000 of combined gas, grocery and restaurants purchases per calendar year and 10 points (1%) thereafter.
Earn 20 points (2% back) on eligible purchases at Sears & Kmart, and 10 points (1% back) on all other eligible purchases.
You can use earned points to save in-store or online at Sears or Kmart and at shopyourway.com.
The points are valid for twelve months from the date they are awarded.

Ultimately, it’s worth noting that you can redeem your Sears Credit Card rewards for gift cards, cash, and electronics, among other common options.

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What are the Sears Credit Card categories for rewards?

The Sears Credit Card categories for bonus rewards are gas stations, restaurants, and grocery stores. Purchases that fall into the Sears Credit Card bonus categories get cardholders extra rewards compared to the card’s base earning rate.

Whether a purchase falls into a card’s bonus categories depends on “Merchant Category Codes,” which are assigned by the major credit card networks to merchants based on what kind of business they conduct. So if a merchant has the MCC for “gas stations,” for example, purchases made at that merchant will earn bonus rewards on cards that include “gas stations” as a bonus category.… read full answer

When choosing a rewards credit card, it’s a good idea to pick a card that offers the opportunity to earn bonus rewards in your most frequent purchase categories. So if you spend a lot in the categories offered on the Sears Credit Card, it may be a good card for you.

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