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Beginner’s Guide – How to move Chase Ultimate Rewards between accounts

Miles June 25, 2022 8 Comments

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Monkey Miles Beginner’s Guide:

How to move Chase Ultimate Rewards between accounts

Each Monday Miles has decided to drop a tip, hint, tutorial, trick that maybe you’ve missed or haven’t heard before. If you’re an expert in this field, some of these may be things you already know, but there are a lot of beginners out there who are just getting their feet wet. This week the Monkey Miles Monday Memo shows you how to move Ultimate Rewards between accounts.

I wrote an article last week reminding people to activate their Chase Freedom 5x Q2 2020 Bonus Categories. This is an outstanding way to earn points on points on points, and if you carry a Premium Ultimate Rewards card, you can move your Freedom points into it to transfer to travel partners. I thought it’d be advantageous to show you how you can move points between accounts…it’s the same whether you move from a Freedom to a Preferred or an Ink Business Unlimited to Ink Business Preferred as I show.

Step 1: Log in

How to move Ultimate Rewards between accounts

Step 2: Go to  “Redeem Rewards”

This can also be done by going to www.ultimaterewards.com and logging in, but this is what it would look like when you log in to Chase.com

Step: 3: Click on the drop down menu, you’ll see another row, and click on “combine points”

 

Step 4: Select the accounts to transfer from and to:

 

Step 5: How many points do you want to transfer

Step 6: Review your order

And confirmation

Hope this helps!

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Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card

A Monkey Miles favorite for beginners and point pros alike – a staple of our wallet that earns Premium transferrable Ultimate Rewards. $95 annual fee

♥ Earn 60k Bonus Points after $4k Spend in 3 months

♥Points are transferrable to over dozen partners, or redeemable for 1.25c in Chase travel

♥5x on travel purchased via Chase Travel and 2x everywhere else

♥3x on dining, including eligible delivery services, takeout and dining out

♥3x on select streaming

♥ 3x points on online grocery purchases (excluding Target, Walmart and wholesale clubs 

♥ $50 Annual Credit on hotel stays purchased via Ultimate Rewards. *New cardmembers can get this credit immediately – existing cardmembers get it after anniversary

♥ 10% Anniversary Point Bonus. Spend $10k in a year, get 1k bonus points.

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8 Comments

  1. Alex Reply
    December 27, 2021 at 12:05 pm

    How do you add an account you want to move/combine the UR points to?

  2. Cara Reply
    March 3, 2021 at 11:29 am

    Do my Chase Freedom UR get combined at 1:1 or is it less since I get 1.25x redemption value with my Chase Sapphire Preferred?

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