Chase Ultimate Rewards: 50% Transfer Bonus To IHG (1:1.5)

The Offer

  • Chase Ultimate Rewards program is offering a 50% transfer bonus when you transfer to IHG. Normally you can transfer at a rate of 1:1 and under this promotion that increases to 1:1.5

The Fine Print

  • Valid until August 15, 2022

Our Verdict

This is the first transfer bonus we have seen to IHG. Not worth considering as you can frequently purchase IHG points for 0.5¢ per point. You can see a full list of transfer bonuses by clicking here.

Hat tip to FM

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Gabe
Gabe (@guest_1790352)
February 1, 2024 09:16

Still not worth it but seeing a 60% transfer bonus now

Tim
Tim (@guest_1412151)
July 20, 2022 09:42

For Holiday inn…No thx

Ray
Ray (@guest_1411985)
July 19, 2022 23:15

It’s not bad because I can get a nice Holiday Inn here for about 11,000 points, which will now only cost me about 7,300 points. I do a lot of travel with my CSR, which gets me 3x per point (bulk of my points is this), so it is only 7,300/3 = the amount of money I need to spend to get a free night.

Joe
Joe (@guest_1412034)
July 20, 2022 01:26

Its really bad because you could just cash out on the CSR/statement credit and then use that money to buy IHG points.

JMX
JMX (@guest_1412852)
July 21, 2022 10:57

I agree. I use cashback cards to maximize the cash I have to purchase 0.5ccp IHG Points that I can easily spin to 0.8 to 2cpp. Now I just need a way to be able to buy cheap airline miles to match the hotel.

Jed
Jed (@guest_1411962)
July 19, 2022 22:17

needs to be at least 1:3 for me to consider it.

Harry
Harry (@guest_1411558)
July 19, 2022 12:02

Why does article title say “50% Transfer Bonus To IHG (1:1.3)”?

James
James (@guest_1411562)
July 19, 2022 12:12

DoC hadn’t had their morning coffee yet 🙂

Greg
Greg (@guest_1411584)
July 19, 2022 13:14

because math is hard 🙂

Kev
Kev (@guest_1411628)
July 19, 2022 14:23

It’s typo man. Give him a break.

Fathiss
Fathiss (@guest_1412093)
July 20, 2022 06:17

As someone else said here once: because Doc posts and leaves it to the readers to correct. Saves on paying for editing. Smart move: