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It was both. For some it was a secondary card. For others it was a standalone account, that operated much like an Amex charge card.

Are you sure about that?

Really? They shut Diners down.....

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Seems theScattered Lapsus$ Hunters are threatening to release data from Qantas and others https://www.afr.com/technology/qantas-faces-ransom-demand-as-hackers-threaten-frequent-flyer-data-leak-20251008-p5n0x9 and an ABC report...

While the account number is changing, the card number itself will stay the same.

They say that 'YourFee' is the fee you're currently paying. Given that everyone has got exactly the same document, they can't really put a number there without creating an individual variations document. An individual table may come closer to the time.

Temporary - between 16 November and 24 November

The link to the documents sent everyone to the same document. They weren't personalised in any way. It also says

The upgrade page The Upgrade Your Travels Deserve which was referenced in the original email I got described what was to happen.

It would be a bit rude if they did!

It will be all Citi accounts. The agreement to use Citi's name and systems expires at the end of the year. NAB have built a whole new system for unsecured loan products. My guess is the NAB products will be moved across to the new system in due course.

Possible .KrisFlyer.recently added some options on the ground as well. So it may spread

All my recent offers have been at a reduced interest rate (which I then find is 19.99%)!

I am taking a wait and see approach. I think they'll keep it an annual fee free card in one form or another....it may lose some features in the free version...

They've moved status assessments to the calendar year. As part of the transition, they appear to have extended the status from the membership date to the end of next year.

If it is a visa or MasterCard it will use the visa or MasterCard rate. These are different to the spot rate, and indeed to each other.

Come January 1, those nights will reset to zero, and you'll have to get to 60 again in 2026. So basically, will be starting from nothing. Although, if you have a October renewal, you'll get another 30 nights when you renew.

Best guess is that we need to wait for the 'Notice of Changes' later this month. I suspect it will be grandfathered, but will have to wait and see.

I think I am in the same boat here. LTG is so far away I am not paying that much attention!