Transfer Membership Rewards to JetBlue with a 25% Bonus


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Through May 31, 2017, you will get a 25% bonus when you transfer your American Express Membership Reward points to JetBlue.

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Typically the transfer ratio is 250 Membership Reward points = 200 TrueBlue points, however, with this 25% bonus, you’ll get an extra 50 points, so 250 Membership Reward points = 250 TrueBlue points. This gives you a 1:1 transfer ratio which is on par with the other airline partners.

While a 1:1 transfer ratio is great, keep in mind that JetBlue has a semi fixed value when you go to redeem their points. Overall, you get an average of 1.5 cents per point (although can be as low as 1 cent/point, and as high as 1.8 cents/point). So before you transfer your points over, see the value that you will receive on your desired flight and determine whether or not that is a rate that you like to redeem your Membership Reward points for. I personally like to get at least 2 cents per point with these points, although that is getting harder and harder as American Express has been devaluing their program. But if you are looking to get rid of your points, you typically don’t redeem for that high of a value, and JetBlue is your airline of choice, this could be a great offer for you.

Remember, JetBlue also allows families to pool their points (related post), so this could be an option to transfer points from multiple Amex Membership Reward accounts.

Thanks to Miles to Memories for sharing this promotion

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