Sentences with phrase «plan miles in my account»

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AIR MILES reward miles can be earned by maintaining a $ 3,000 minimum monthly balance at all times in a Primary Chequing account that has been designated as the lead account for the AIR MILES MILES reward miles can be earned by maintaining a $ 3,000 minimum monthly balance at all times in a Primary Chequing account that has been designated as the lead account for the AIR MILES miles can be earned by maintaining a $ 3,000 minimum monthly balance at all times in a Primary Chequing account that has been designated as the lead account for the AIR MILES MILES Plan.

The monthly Bank Plan fee (excluding the AIR MILES Plan) can be eliminated by maintaining the minimum monthly balance indicated at all times in a Primary Chequing account, which has been designated as the lead account for your Bank Plan.

For the AIR MILES Plan, AIR MILES Reward Miles can be earned by maintaining the minimum monthly balance at all times in a Primary Chequing Account that has been designated as the lead account for the AIR MILEAccount that has been designated as the lead account for the AIR MILEaccount for the AIR MILES Plan.

The Bank of America cards can earn Alaska miles directly, in case you want miles deposited straight into your Mileage Plan account when you use your card.

Even worse in my mind, however, is that by applying for the card without a specific plan for the miles, I've allowed a significant chunk of them to sit in my account unredeemed.

But if your travel plans match, then it's some extra miles in your account.

We understand that many Mileage Plan members have questions about a surprise 10,000 mile gift that started appearing in some accounts last night, and we wanted to help put some of the mystery to rest.

If you have an upcoming trip in mind and plan to use KrisFlyer miles (Chase Ultimate Rewards points can be transferred directly to Singapore Airlines), here's what I would take into account as you evaluate your award booking:

As long as there is activity in your Mileage Plan account, your miles will not expire.

Flight miles must be credited to your Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan ™ account in order to earn Double Miles.

It is certainly worth it, If you already have KrisFlyer miles in your account and are planning to make a trip on any of these routes.

«With this new portal, on select aircraft, you will have additional Internet access options, such as time - based plans (e.g., 30 minutes, 1 hour) or full flight access, as well as the ability to purchase Internet with your MileagePlus award miles or a saved credit card in your MileagePlus account.»

Much conversation over the past 24 hours has focused on a mysterious 10,000 Alaska Mileage Plan mile bonus showing up in members accounts.

Flight miles must be credited to your Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan account in order to earn double miles.

I had some miles in my United Mileage Plus account and planned to transfer over the difference from my Chase Ultimate Rewards balance.

I thought it would be helpful to pass along a few ideas for planning your credit card strategy which will work for those just starting out and those with half a million miles sitting in their accounts.

That said, I'd also want to take into account how American AAdvantage miles in these types of trips are easier for my family to use when planning ahead and wanting to secure a couple of first class awards and a business class award all on the same flight.

Alaska Mileage Plan ™ member must be the same as the ReachNow account holder in order to earn miles.

These results still doesn't account for the value of the companion fare itself, but I think it's coming in useful given that we're also earning elite qualifying miles toward our Mileage Plan status.

Mileage Plan miles do not have an expiration date and may remain in an active account indefinitely, provided that the Mileage Plan program has not been terminated pursuant to these conditions of membership.

Mileage Plan miles can not be combined, accrued or transferred from multiple accounts (including those of family members) or other sources into a single Mileage Plan account, except as permitted by the Mileage Plan Transfer miles program offered by Points.com and in the case of Alaska Airlines Bank of America cardholders with a secondary card, whose mileage credits will accrue to the primary cardholder's account.

Although this is planned to change in May, when the sign - up bonus for the personal card will increase to 30,000 Alaska miles after spending $ 1,000 within three months of the account opening.

Most of this decrease is accounted for by a reduction in miles driven, which is attributable to the cumulative effects of a serious economic recession and sky - high gasoline prices — above $ 4.00 — in the summer of 2008,» said Dr. Raj Bhat, president of Quality Planning.

If You have Trip Cancellation Benefits under this plan and cancel Your Trip for a Covered reason, benefits will be paid up to the Maximum Benefit Amount of $ 250 as shown in the Confirmation of Benefits for any penalty cost of putting the miles or reward points back in the account they were removed from.

• 43 percent plan to retire in the same city where they currently live; 19 percent plan to retire within the same state, but a different city • 35 percent plan to retire in a different state from where they currently live • 53 percent will not take into account the proximity of their children / grandchildren when deciding where to live in retirement • 32 percent want to live within 20 miles of their children / grandchildren upon retirement