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 You can earn a 2<sup>nd</sup> certificate by spending $60,000 with the Marriott business card. This "benefit" is available for both the current and the older cards. However, the amount of reward points you would miss out on, by using the Marriott Business card instead of a better rewards card, makes spending this a bad deal.
-'''35,000 point Marriott certificates substantially limit your ability to use your certificates at nicer hotels'''. During peak dates, these certificates will only work at Marriott’s category 1-4 hotels, which tends to restrict you to Marriott’s lower tier brands, on the outskirts of cities. During regular and off-peak dates, you could use them for Category 5 hotels, which is enough for Marriott and Sheraton branded hotels in moderately expensive cities, but the cash rates during these dates will be relatively low.
+'''Starting sometime in early 2022, you'll be able to augment your certificate with up to 15,000 extra points to book a more expensive hotel'''. For example, you could use a 35,000 point certificate plus 5,000 extra points to book a hotel that costs 40,000 points. Once this happens certificates will be much easier to use, because you can get value across a wide range of hotels.
 Nevertheless, you should still be able to get more value than the effective cost of the certificates. Just don’t expect to find many opportunities to use your certificates for hotel rooms that cost much more than $200 or so.

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-Because of the impacts of the Covid pandemic, Marriott has extended the expiration dates of their hotel certificates. Any certificates that would have expired in 2020 or 2021 will be good until January 3rd, 2022.
+Because of the impacts of the Covid pandemic, Marriott has extended the expiration dates of their hotel certificates. Any certificates that would have expired in 2020 or 2021 will be good until June 30th, 2022.
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-Because of the impacts of the Covid pandemic, Marriott has extended the expiration dates of their hotel certificates. Any certificates that would have expired in 2020 will be good until January 31st, 2021.
+Because of the impacts of the Covid pandemic, Marriott has extended the expiration dates of their hotel certificates. Any certificates that would have expired in 2020 or 2021 will be good until January 3rd, 2022.
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