Earn points on Bank Transfers

I’ve applied for this card today. Need to provide income statements etc. will do so this week. Got a $15K payment to a bank account coming up mid Nov. fingers crossed.
 
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Ade said:
I’ve applied for this card today. Need to provide income statements etc. will do so this week. Got a $15K payment to a bank account coming up mid Nov. fingers crossed.
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That will be tight. Payments can only be scheduled about a week in advance. They do not happen immediately.
 
SydneySwan said:
That will be tight. Payments can only be scheduled about a week in advance. They do not happen immediately.
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Let me see if I can negotiate an extension with the solicitor... So to get my understanding right, if I need to make a payment on, say, the 15th Nov, I should have already scheduled the payment by 07th Nov?
 
Ade said:
Let me see if I can negotiate an extension with the solicitor... So to get my understanding right, if I need to make a payment on, say, the 15th Nov, I should have already scheduled the payment by 07th Nov?
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Something like that. When you set up a payment it tells you the earliest date it can be made.
 

Earn points on Bank Transfers

I thought there was an annual cap of 200k points too for Premier/Signature holders? Rinsing more than $16k per month just gets you to that cap sooner, which is an issue if you use the card elsewhere. Anyway, this is an extension of the offer for a year so it's the gift that keeps on giving...
www.australianfrequentflyer.com.au www.australianfrequentflyer.com.au
 
Legoman said:

Earn points on Bank Transfers

I thought there was an annual cap of 200k points too for Premier/Signature holders? Rinsing more than $16k per month just gets you to that cap sooner, which is an issue if you use the card elsewhere. Anyway, this is an extension of the offer for a year so it's the gift that keeps on giving...
www.australianfrequentflyer.com.au www.australianfrequentflyer.com.au
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uncapped!? thats how I read it, if so wow!
but you still have cap of $35k or 100% per month right?

so our family card is $26k limit so max would be $26k per month, or I would do $13k x 2
 
SOPOOR said:
so 200,000 points pa would mean $16,666 per month payall to max out the benefit?
I think the card holder has qantas points, so is it on page 13?

citibank is confuing
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If you have the Qantas card then it is in Chapter 3, section 13 on page 14. My understanding for this card is the points cap on the normal spend is 100,000 QFF points per year. Then on top of that the Payall points are separate and are capped at either $35k or your credit limit, whatever is lower, each month. So if your credit limit is $35k or higher and you max out the Payall then you would earn 17,500 points per month(as $1 = 0.5 QFF points) so 210,000 per year. So theoretically possibly to earn 310,000 QFF points from this card in a year.

And I think a couple of pages up someone mentioned they already exceeded the cap. Don't know if that is in QFF or Citi rewards.

Pele.
 
Pele said:
If you have the Qantas card then it is in Chapter 3, section 13 on page 14. My understanding for this card is the points cap on the normal spend is 100,000 QFF points per year. Then on top of that the Payall points are separate and are capped at either $35k or your credit limit, whatever is lower, each month. So if your credit limit is $35k or higher and you max out the Payall then you would earn 17,500 points per month(as $1 = 0.5 QFF points) so 210,000 per year. So theoretically possibly to earn 310,000 QFF points from this card in a year.

And I think a couple of pages up someone mentioned they already exceeded the cap. Don't know if that is in QFF or Citi rewards.

Pele.
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scratching my head here, I cant even tell which one my family's card is
they get qantas points, but the statement just says "citibank premier card"
is it possible for a normal citibank premier card to be able to transfer points to QFF?

edit: actually reading through both links, it seems its the citi qantas card
my family has $26k limit
so if I read it right, you get 0.5 QFF points per $, so thats 13k points per month
wiith a max of your limit so all I have to do is once a month charge for 26k. sweet

and I too also could only set it for 2 years, not the 5 years mentioned earlyer (strike that, worked out how to do it, I should read more carefully)
 
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Pele said:
And I think a couple of pages up someone mentioned they already exceeded the cap. Don't know if that is in QFF or Citi rewards.

Pele.
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Earn points on Bank Transfers

I thought there was an annual cap of 200k points too for Premier/Signature holders? Rinsing more than $16k per month just gets you to that cap sooner, which is an issue if you use the card elsewhere. Anyway, this is an extension of the offer for a year so it's the gift that keeps on giving...
www.australianfrequentflyer.com.au www.australianfrequentflyer.com.au
It was Citi Rewards points
 
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Just got our first statement...
Transaction on 9th nov
Does anyone know What this fpo reference is?
 

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