Originally Posted by
VegasGambler
I hope not; I have $1100 of "overflow" spend there.
It seems like kind of a rip-off to zero it out, but if they really did credit on Dec 31 for mid-statement spend (which it sounds like they did) it wouldn't surprise me if it was zeroed. If it's not, then I really am impressed with Chase calculating this correctly.
I have a statement closing in a couple of days but I won't be able to tell from that if it was zeroed or not.
Zeroing out at end of calendar year can go either way; I have no insight on what will happen.
However, I will say that the addition of being able to earn night credit with spend on their credit card makes Hyatt's program one of the easiest hacks for top tier status among hotel chains. Add in getting credit for points nights makes the current Hyatt program easier to get top status than the old 50night/25stay requirement.