Sentences with phrase «few miles in your account»

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An important limitation of this measure is that it does not take into account the wide variation in the geographic size of districts (e.g., a small district could be classified as sparse even if it has many schools per square mile and a large district could be classified as dense even if it has very few schools per square miles).

Why not earn airline miles for staying there instead of racking up a few points in an orphan account that you might not ever use again (or earn enough points to score a free night).

That, of course, doesn't account for the additional cost of living incurred by being on a peninsula in the middle of a National Forest, just a few miles from British Columbia.

It is one of the few products in the market that provide direct credit into your KrisFlyer account, so you don't need to worry about paying mile conversion fee that most other cards charge.

Some transfers do indeed take place within just a few minutes, but in other cases, it may take a few days for miles to be deposited in your account.

Why not earn airline miles for staying there instead of racking up a few points in an orphan account that you might not ever use again (or earn enough points to score a free night).

«If you're buying their miles, you're probably depleting your account, so this is just a few thousand extra miles in your account for later,» Leff says.

If you have Alaska miles in your account, that will require the fewest number of miles to book Qantas first class.

A few airlines offer household or family accounts, which allow you to either co-mingle your miles with other people who live in your household or make it easier to transfer miles between family member accounts.

Need a few AAdvantage miles to top off your account in preparation for your next award flight?

I currently have 450,000 rewards points sitting in one of my accounts that will be turned into over 600,000 airline miles over the next few months.

Depending on the number of rewards points or miles currently in your account, you could be only a few steps away from living the life you want to live.

If you have Alaska miles in your account, they'll get you into business class with the fewest number of miles.

Quite a few people in the miles & points world will open up credit card accounts with the sole aim of meeting the minimum spend requirements, getting the bonus and then canceling the credit card.

But, if you already have a few miles in your AAdvantage account — the math may be in your favor.

At most I might recommend a few thousand miles in order to complement those already in your account.

There was another situation where there were around 57,000 miles in the account and a few travel purchases we could redeem against.

You won't see the bonus while transferring the points from Citi but the 25 % bonus miles will be posted in a few days in your Etihad account.

I'm aware of only a few public offers for airline miles in exchange for opening checking accounts.

Buying 10,000 miles for $ 46 and a few hours of work may not sound like a great deal, but it's better than letting your IHG Rewards points sit in your account unredeemed.

I'll need to do more experimenting to determine what purchases allow partial redemptions, which will be a great way to redeem as many miles as possible, leaving as few as possible left over in your account when you cancel the card before the first annual fee is due.

So while you don't have to redeem your miles right away — miles don't expire as long as your account is open and in good standing — once you make a travel - related purchase, you only have a few months to follow through on the redemption process.

This is the position that many people who don't travel much and aren't yet into frequent flyer miles find themselves in — they have frequent flyer accounts with a few airlines, but not very many miles in any single account.

In practice these are fairly blunt tools that tell me «1 cent a point for American miles is a really good deal» but that I'm not going to spend 2 cents unless there's a very specific scenario — like a few points at the margin to top off an account for an award I've put on hold — where it makes sense (and in that scenario, my valuation of each point is higher since they're helping me to save with a real redemptionIn practice these are fairly blunt tools that tell me «1 cent a point for American miles is a really good deal» but that I'm not going to spend 2 cents unless there's a very specific scenario — like a few points at the margin to top off an account for an award I've put on hold — where it makes sense (and in that scenario, my valuation of each point is higher since they're helping me to save with a real redemptionin that scenario, my valuation of each point is higher since they're helping me to save with a real redemption).

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.

Very few rules are published, but auction members must login, register and have sufficient miles in their account when bidding and if they win.

You do this before searching because it can take a few days for the miles to show up in your American Airlines account.

If you have a Citi Premier or Citi Prestige card and a few ThankYou points in your account, you can buy miles indirectly through the ThankYou Rewards program at a cost of only 2.5 cents per mile (or less when transfer bonuses are in effect).

We question whether measurements from what was the USSR are trustworthy, when how cold things were in the back end of Siberia would be taken into account when fuel was allocated via a government office in Moscow, a few thousand miles away.

That, of course, doesn't account for the additional cost of living incurred by being on a peninsula in the middle of a National Forest, just a few miles from British Columbia.