The Marriott Bonvoy Boundless 200,000-point offer ends Wednesday Nov 11.
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$3,000 in 3 months · 95 annual fee · Chase 5/24; not available if you received a Marriott personal-card bonus in the last 24 months.
$5,000 in 3 months · 95 annual fee · Chase 5/24; not available to current holders or those bonused in the last 24 months. End date not found.
The welcome offers worth the spend, then the credits you already own and should use before they lapse.
| Card | Bonus | Spend | Fee | Ends | Apply |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Marriott Bonvoy BoundlesspublicChase | 200,000 points + up to $100 airline credits | $3,0003 months | 95 | Nov 11 | Open Bonvoy ↗ |
| World of Hyatt CardpublicChase | 4 free nights at Category 1-4 hotels | $5,0003 months | 95 | — | Apply ↗ |
Marriott Bonvoy Boundless: Chase 5/24; not available if you received a Marriott personal-card bonus in the last 24 months.
World of Hyatt Card: Chase 5/24; not available to current holders or those bonused in the last 24 months. End date not found.
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Cents per point, from the one table used for every dollar figure on this site. Arrows mark programs that moved 0.1¢ or more since the last edition.
Every rate above comes from the rates PointsUser publishes, September 2026. Nothing on this site uses a different number.
No program moved 0.1¢ or more. The reference set holds.
Saturday, November 7, 2026 — Weekly Kickoff *Everything live right now, with the deadlines that matter most up top.*
Hey friend — this edition is a Saturday one (it was run by hand rather than on the usual Tuesday schedule), so it's the full weekly review. Two things have a clock on them: an Alaska award sale that closes today, and the biggest Marriott welcome bonus we've seen on a consumer card, which closes Wednesday. Everything else has more runway.
A note on how this was put together: anything that showed up in only one tracker, or that I couldn't match against a second source, is left out or clearly labelled as single-source. Where a figure is carried over from Friday's edition rather than re-checked today, it says so.
| From → To | Bonus | Ends | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amex Membership Rewards → Hilton Honors | 40% (1:2 becomes 1:2.8) | Transfers through Nov. 24, 2026 | Reported by InsideFlyer; I could not confirm whether it is public or targeted. Check your own Membership Rewards account first. |
| Chase Ultimate Rewards → British Airways / Iberia / Aer Lingus Avios | 30% | Dec. 1, 2026 | The strongest of Chase's three this month, per both publishers. Only worth it with an award already priced. |
| Chase Ultimate Rewards → IHG One Rewards | 80% (1,000 → 1,800) | Dec. 3, 2026, 11:59pm ET | Big number, weak currency. IHG sells its own points at a discount at times, so compare first. |
| Chase Ultimate Rewards → Wyndham Rewards | 30% | Dec. 3, 2026 | Wyndham is not a luxury play; listed for completeness. |
| Capital One → Air France/KLM Flying Blue | 20% | Nov. 30, 2026 | Flying Blue is the route to Air France and KLM business class. |
Transfers are one-way and final. Don't move points on speculation. Several other bonuses (an Amex → Marriott 35%, an Amex/Capital One → Virgin Atlantic 30%) each appeared in only one place, so they are left off until a second source confirms them.
Thin this week. Hilton's broad promos (bonus points per stay through Dec. 31, a points-purchase sale to Nov. 21) were each reported by a single tracker, so I'm not listing them as confirmed. Nothing here clears the two-source bar.
One luxury headline worth knowing: the Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore — the last regular Ritz-Carlton outside Bonvoy — will join Marriott Bonvoy on Dec. 1, 2026, per the hotel's own reply quoted by Loyalty Lobby. It can't be booked with points yet; award pricing hasn't been loaded. Worth watching, not yet worth planning around.
DFW reference sweet spots (standing chart facts from Thom's tracked charts, checked early September 2026 — carried from Friday, not re-checked today):
| Route | Program | Cabin | Miles |
|---|---|---|---|
| DFW → Cancún (CUN) | American AAdvantage | Business | 30,000 |
| DFW → Los Cabos (SJD) | American AAdvantage | Business | 30,000 |
| DFW → Reykjavík (KEF) | Aeroplan | Business | 60,000 |
Southwest Companion Pass: no new promo. With under two months left in 2026, points earned now mostly set you up for 2027.
*Carried from Friday's edition (Nov. 6) — card terms rarely move in a day, but treat as not re-verified today.*
| Card | Credit | Amount | Period | Where it works | Enroll? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Amex Gold | Dining credit | Up to $10/mo | Monthly | Grubhub, Cheesecake Factory, Five Guys, Goldbelly, Wine.com | Yes |
| Amex Platinum | Uber Cash | $15/mo + $20 in December | Monthly | Uber rides and Uber Eats, US | Yes |
| Marriott Bonvoy Brilliant | Dining credit | Up to $25/mo | Monthly | Any restaurant | Sources disagree |
| Hilton Honors Aspire | Resort credit | Up to $200, twice a year | Semiannual | Hilton resorts | No |
| Hilton Honors Surpass | Hotel credit | $50/quarter | Quarterly | Hilton, booked direct | No |
| Capital One Venture X, Wells Fargo Autograph Journey, Bilt | — | No dollar dining credit (Autograph Journey and Bilt are multipliers) | — | — | — |
*Trigger tip:* the Platinum Uber Cash only applies if the card is the active payment method inside the Uber app.
| Card | Bonus | Min. spend / window | Annual fee | Public or targeted |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Marriott Bonvoy Boundless (Chase) | 200,000 points + up to $100 airline credits | $3,000 / 3 months | $95 | Public, ends Nov. 11 |
| World of Hyatt Card (Chase) | 4 free nights at Category 1–4 hotels | $5,000 / 3 months | $95 | Public; no end date found |
| Amex Platinum | Up to 175,000 MR | $12,000 / 6 months | $895 | Public but personalized (as of Nov. 6) |
| Capital One Venture | 75,000 miles + $300 travel credit | $4,000 / 3 months | $95 | Public (as of Nov. 6) |
Business cards (never the lead): Chase Ink Business Preferred 100,000 points after $8,000; Amex Business Gold and Business Platinum 200,000 points on varying terms. All as of Nov. 6 — verify.
Eligibility traps in plain English:
*Resy credit-badge status is from Thom's own venue-tracking database, last checked Sept. 9–15, 2026 — more than two weeks old, so a strong signal rather than today's status. Michelin and Chase Sapphire Reserve list status come from the same database (Michelin as of Sept. 9). A ✅ means the venue showed the "Qualifies for Resy Credit" badge when checked. Being bookable on Resy is not the same thing.*
Austin
Seattle — thin, honestly. Michelin doesn't cover Seattle, and none of the Seattle venues in our data have a Resy credit check on record. The Sapphire Reserve list includes The Pink Door, Lark and Takai by Kashiba (Tock); Atoma (on Resy) and Surrell (Tock) are James Beard-recognised. Credit status for all of them: unknown.
Denver
Washington DC
Philadelphia
No shifts of 0.1¢ or more confirmed this week. The August 2026 revisions to World of Hyatt, Southwest and American are already in the table below.
| Program | Value (cents/point) |
|---|---|
| Citi ThankYou | 1.9 |
| Chase Ultimate Rewards | 1.8 |
| Amex Membership Rewards | 1.8 |
| World of Hyatt | 1.55 |
| American AAdvantage | 1.4 |
| Southwest Rapid Rewards | 1.3 |
| Delta SkyMiles | 1.2 |
| Marriott Bonvoy | 0.8 |
| Hilton Honors | 0.5 |
If you're under 5/24 and haven't held a Marriott personal card in the past two years, the Marriott Bonvoy Boundless 200,000-point offer is the one with a hard stop: it ends Wednesday, Nov. 11. At our 0.8¢ Bonvoy reference value, 200,000 points is roughly $1,600 of hotel value against a $95 fee — and it lands as flexible points rather than free-night certificates capped at a property price. You need $3,000 of spend in three months, so only apply if that's ordinary spending for you. If a premium Marriott stay is the goal, this is the version that gets you there; if you're not sure you'll hit the spend, skip it.
*Deals, bonuses and offer terms change fast and can vary by account. Always confirm current terms, your personal eligibility and exact dates with the issuer or program before transferring points, applying for a card or booking. Nothing here is financial advice.*
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