Sentences with phrase «flier miles after»

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In November 2014, reports began emerging about millions of stolen Hilton HHonors points, followed by news in early 2015 that thieves had stolen American Airlines and United Airlines frequent flier miles after getting hold of account holders» usernames and passwords.

In the case of the Citi American Airlines AAdvantage Platinum card (annual fee: $ 95, waived first year), the current offer on Citi's website shows that you earn a sign - up bonus of 30,000 American frequent flier miles after spending $ 1,000 in the first three months.

Can you claim frequent flier miles after death of a parent?

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Each month after your credit card statement closes, the miles you have earned for purchases on your American Airlines credit card during that statement period will be deposited into your AAdvantage frequent flier account.

Frequent flier miles may live on after death — Airlines often allow transfers of frequent flier miles to beneficiaries when a member dies, even if written policies are vague... (See Transfer miles)

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Under its new program, which will apply to most flights departing on or after March 1, 2015, the number of miles you receive for a flight will be the fare price multiplied by a number between five and 11, depending on whether you have elite flier status.

Generally, frequent flier programs tended to be restrictive about transferring miles after death, while hotels and credit card reward programs tended to be more flexible.

It's possible that taxation rules on credit card rewards and frequent flier miles will change, of course, but the Feds are not likely to go after miles for charges made, or the travel they bought, any time soon.

After stories in national newspapers in 2009, the Mint capped credit card purchases at $ 1,000 every 10 days, so at most customers could earn roughly 36,000 free frequent flier miles a year.