Qantas Points Club Discussion

despite others reporting that there’s usually a ~1 mth grace period for the PC tally to finalise (usually after member year reset).
What would that mean if I try to get 150,000 points in the first month of my new year, would they backdate it to the previous year?
 
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What would that mean if I try to get 150,000 points in the first month of my new year, would they backdate it to the previous year?
No, not if the “activity” date is in your new year.

The “grace period” is usually the days following member year rollover. If you had say 5k from a QF Hotel stay from the previous month, it ought to count towards the previous year’s PC/PC+.

Who knows what’ll happen after 7 Dec…..🤷‍♂️
 

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