There are currently several deals available now letting Amazon members save up to 40% off Amazon purchases by using just one point. Here’s how to check if you’re targeted for these American Express, Citi, and Discover offers. Plus, we show you a trick on how to get these offers even if you aren’t originally targeted.
Flying Blue has announced it’s latest buy miles promotion, offering loyalty members the opportunity to snag miles for as little as 1.6¢ a piece. This rate is the best we’ve ever seen Flying Blue offer! And good news for those that don’t feel comfortable purchasing miles now. You have until December 31, 2020 to take advantage of this offer.
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.
Hilton just launched its latest buy points promotion, offering Honors members a 100% bonus on point purchase through September 20, 2020. This enables you to purchase Hilton points at a compelling 0.5¢ per point. We dig in to demonstrate how this can be an excellent deal in some situations.
Several airline shopping portals have released their new deals, and you can earn up to 7,500 bonus points on purchases made in the next few weeks. Just by clicking through an online shopping portal, you can double-dip on rewards on your online purchases.
One of the easiest ways to earn Avios is by applying for one of the co-brand rewards cards from Chase. But are they the best cards to earn Avios long term? You may get a better return on spending if you apply for a card earning flexible rewards, that can then be transferred to Avios. Check out the best cards for earning Avios and see which card will earn you the most points.
Alaska’s latest buy miles promotion has ended, but that doesn’t mean you’re out of luck. If you only need a few more miles for that perfect redemption, you can still buy them at the regular price. There are also a couple of other ways to build your stash without having to pay for them!
If you’ve managed to earn a good stash of airline miles, the next step is understanding how many miles it will take to book your next trip. Don’t let the airlines trick you into paying more than you should! Follow these tips in order to save miles on your next redemption
Want to track where you’ve been and how much you’ve flown? AwardWallet just released a new tool to let you do just that. All of the trips in your AwardWallet profile are automatically summarized and mapped. See how many airports you’ve been to, countries you’ve visited, and airlines you’ve flown over the years.
American Airlines has updated its cancellation policy to offer automatic mileage refunds for more award bookings. Getting your miles back may no longer require a phone call! Has AA made the painful process of canceling an award booking any easier? We’re walking you through the process to find out.