Originally Posted by
avogadro
Anyone have any actual tips? ...
- Hyatt charges on Hyatt credit cards, both personal and business, earn 4x; it’s possible to lose sight of that tree in the forest.
- Occasional Chase temporary targeted bonuses, currently until the end of this month, 5x on Amazon, grocery stores and restaurants on (some) Hyatt personal cards; stay on top of Chase temporary offers
- Hyatt personal card and Hyatt business card are both Chase and both application pages state: “This product is available to you if you do not have this card and have not received a new cardmember bonus for this card in the past 24 months.” and “The product is not available to either (i) current Cardmembers of the World of Hyatt Credit Card, or (ii) previous Cardmembers of any Hyatt Credit Card who received a new Cardmember bonus within the last 24 months.” Theoretically it’s possible to churn each card every 25 months and earn a SUB every 12.5 months. Must maintain less than 5/24 and keep one 4/24 spot open for the Hyatt personal card. (Whether someone can legitimately apply for a business card is a separate issue.)
Originally Posted by
avogadro
… If you're interested … get the Alaska Airlines credit card ...
Not sure I agree that an Alaska card is related to optimizing Hyatt earning but for those who do agree, suggest the Alaska business card, which can be churned multiple times per year. (
Post # 1778)
Originally Posted by
avogadro
… If you don't have a corporate rate code, get the Hyatt business card. ...
Better yet, go to medical school and then use the Hyatt Healthcare Friends and Family rate
(although one should have a stronger motivation for medical school).
Originally Posted by
projectmaximus
... Business card may not be worth it for some folks.
Please elaborate. Should “worth it” perhaps be “attainable” or “available”?