Hilton just improved its point expiration policy. Now members have to generate qualifying activity every 15 months (instead of every 12 months) to avoid point expiration. The catch is that not all activity is qualifying for extending your expiration date. Here’s what you need to know about keeping your Hilton points alive—even without needing to stay at a Hilton hotel.

Southwest Rapid Rewards points used to expire if you didn’t maintain activity. Now, that’s no longer the case. Starting in October 2019, Southwest points will only expire if you close your account. Still, you may want to utilize these techniques to earn Southwest points—even if you no longer need to worry about generating activity.

Qatar Airways just improved the expiration policy for its Privilege Club Qmiles. Previously, Qmiles had an inflexible lifespan of a minimum of 3 years regardless of activity. Now, whenever you generate activity, your miles expiration clock will be extended by 36 months. Here’s how to generate qualifying activity, even without flying.

Aeroplan just changed its expiration policy, and thankfully it’s for the better. Instead of miles expiring after 12 months of inactivity, you now have to generate activity every 18 months to keep your Aeroplan miles alive. Here are some strategies on how to generate activity, and how to get your miles reinstated if they’ve expired.

Expiration of American Airlines AAdvantage miles has been paused through June 30, 2021. After that, you need to have earning or redemption activity on your account in the last 18 months in order to keep your account active. If you’re looking for a way to prevent your miles from expiring, we’ve got several.

In addition to getting email alerts about expiring points and miles, you can now export your AwardWallet account expirations to your digital calendar of choice. You’ll no longer need to even log-in or access the AwardWallet app to see if you have any miles or points about that are about to expire.

To help deal with the difficult times caused by the COVID-19 outbreak, Chase is offering certain Chase Sapphire Reserve® cardholders a $100 statement credit. The credit will be applied automatically without cardholders needing to do anything. Here’s how to know if you’re eligible for this credit.