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Credit cards that earn transferable points give you the most options for redeeming rewards at a high value for travel. Find out why and apply online here.

Using rewards points from banks and chains like Hilton at Amazon checkout can lower your bill — here's how to know if you're getting a good deal.

If you have American Express Membership Rewards points, you can save on award flights to popular destinations like Hawaii, Europe, Israel, and Japan.

The value of Amex points depends on how you redeem them, but you'll usually get the highest return when you transfer to airline and hotel partners.

Which is a better: Chase Sapphire Preferred or Amex Platinum? They're very different cards, but if you travel a lot it may be worth having both.

Hotel elite status can come with perks like early check-in, late checkout, upgrades, and more — here's how to get it just by having the right card.

You don't have to be an elite flyer to enjoy complimentary food, drinks, and amenities — a credit card with lounge access can get you in for free.

One benefit of premium rewards credit cards like the Chase Sapphire Reserve is an annual travel credit that gets you money back on certain purchases.

Most of these cards are accessible as long as you have a high credit score — but one super-exclusive card is available by invitation only.

A new rewards credit card like the Capital One Venture or Citi Premier could be just what you need to make the most of your summer travels.