The 85% sales can be quite good too, if the AUD/CAD exchange rate is close to parity. ATM it’s not looking so great, but still just $4700 return to Europe, plus actual tax.The points sales are usually every 2 months or so ? Just wondering whether to jump on this one or wait for the 100-110% one hopefully next time...
You are looking at Air canada flights and their dynamic pricing. This puts any seat on the aircraft as available for point, but at the retail price.
AmEx's devaluation last year (3 AmEx points to 1 KF) kind of put an end to this.
Anything that’s not air canada! All partner awards will be basic pricing.Is there a way to just search for base award flights ?
When I select 'use my points', I appear to get dynamic pricing (points) only... though I guess it's possible there are no award flights for the regions/dates I'm looking at
Get a US Amex and transfer MR across for a better ratio .So AmEx has a 275k sign up bonus for the platinum card at the moment...
Still struggling to swallow the $1450 annual fee when KrisFlyer is 3:1, Bonvoy is 3:2 (then some other poor ratio to get into AC)...
Does Amex let you convert MR to Accor ? That conversion is only 2:1...
Is this or a CA Amex possible if you live in Aus ??Get a US Amex and transfer MR across for a better ratio .
ichIs this or a CA Amex possible if you live in Aus ??
Wouldn’t you also get stung with all sorts of currency conversion fees ?
So how do you do that when domiciled in Australia or NZ? That thread you refer to is one of the longest and most inconclusive threads on this site. If you would care to summarise it for us here that would be helpful.Get a US Amex and transfer MR across for a better ratio .
To summarise it takes some work and if you aren’t prepared to put in the work it’s probably not for you.So how do you do that when domiciled in Australia or NZ? That thread you refer to is one of the longest and most inconclusive threads on this site. If you would care to summarise it for us here that would be helpful.
So how do you do that when domiciled in Australia or NZ? That thread you refer to is one of the longest and most inconclusive threads on this site. If you would care to summarise it for us here that would be helpful.
So how do you do that when domiciled in Australia or NZ? That thread you refer to is one of the longest and most inconclusive threads on this site. If you would care to summarise it for us here that would be helpful.
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After you have held an aus Amex for at least 3 months . Apply for a us Amex using the GT method ( logging into Aus account ) or Nova credit method using Aus credit history .So how do you do that when domiciled in Australia or NZ? That thread you refer to is one of the longest and most inconclusive threads on this site. If you would care to summarise it for us here that would be helpful.
Do you mean choose a fee free US card ?Choose a free card for your first so you can keep it forever which helps your credit score
Yes fee free US. No downsideDo you mean choose a fee free US card ?
Is there any downside to getting one of the big points Aus offers first, then transfer to a US card before the second year’s fee is due ?
Just seeking clarification on getting a us amex card. What is the GT method and just wondering do you need a US SSN for this process? Also can you current balance of MR be transferred over?Yes fee free US. No downside
Just seeking clarification on getting a us amex card.
Refer to ‘strategy for us Amex in this forum ‘No ssn required .What is the GT method and just wondering do you need a US SSN for this process?
YesAlso can you current balance of MR be transferred over?