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You have 46 days before your Chase points get 25% worse

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The video leverages a sense of urgency and potential financial loss to capture attention, appealing to a common interest in maximizing travel rewards.

Summary

The video warns viewers that Chase points will become 25% less valuable when transferred to World of Hyatt after October 1st. This devaluation will only affect new transfers, not points already in a Hyatt account, and specifically impacts the Chase Sapphire Preferred and Ink Business Preferred cards.

Structure

1Warning about Chase points devaluation
2Specific date of devaluation
3Impact on transfer ratio
4Distinction between card levels

Original caption

On October 1, the Chase Sapphire Preferred and Ink Business Preferred stop transferring to World of Hyatt at 1:1. New ratio is 4:3. In real numbers: 100,000 Chase points used to become 100,000 Hyatt points. After October 1 they become 75,000. Sapphire Reserve and Sapphire Reserve Business keep 1:1. This is the first time Chase has ever tiered a transfer partner by card level. Points already sitting in your Hyatt account are safe. Only future transfers get cut. Also worth knowing: if you applied on or after June 15, you’re already on the worse ratio 😭 If you rely on Hyatt transfers for your travels, now may the the time to consider adding the Reserve to your wallet. It will unlock 1:1 transfers for your existing chase points, and get you a ton of other benefits like lounge access, dining and travel credits, and more! Plus, it currently has a welcome offer of 100k points! 🔗 cloud9club.net/Reserve for the full guide and how to easily offset the annual fee with the benefits so you come out on top! #chasesapphire Chase Hyatt transfer ratio