Daniel Sciberras

American Express offers a range of credit cards that can either earn frequent flyer points directly, or can transfer points earned from Amex's own Membership Rewards program into a partner frequent flyer program.

Bank Rewards Programs are where your credit card earns points in the bank&#8217;s points currency, which can then be transferred out to frequent flyer programs on demand &#8211; we call these &#8216;flexible points programs&#8216; as they offer a number of benefits and differences over &#8216;direct-earn&#8217;, airline-branded credit cards. Flexible points programs and linked credit cards &hellip; <a href="https://www.pointhacks.com.au/author/daniel-sciberras/">Continued</a>

Citi have a range of frequent flyer linked credit cards, primarily through a number of accounts linked to Citi Rewards, which is Citi&#8217;s credit card points earning program. There is a full guide to Citibank Rewards and the cards in the range here. Citi also partner with Emirates for their Skywards MasterCard, which is useful &hellip; <a href="https://www.pointhacks.com.au/author/daniel-sciberras/">Continued</a>

If you and your family eat out frequently, or have a job which requires you to pick up the bill a lot at restaurants, then a card which offers bonus frequent flyer points on dining could be a handy way to pick up some more points. All the cards featured on this page offer additional &hellip; <a href="https://www.pointhacks.com.au/author/daniel-sciberras/">Continued</a>

Frequent Flyer credit cards with no annual fees let you earn points into either a frequent flyer program, or into a bank rewards program from which the points can then be transferred to frequent flyer programs. Points earned from spend on your credit card with no annual fee can be a great way to increase &hellip; <a href="https://www.pointhacks.com.au/author/daniel-sciberras/">Continued</a>

Frequent flyer or travel credit cards with no overseas / foreign transaction fees usually let you earn points into either a frequent flyer program, or into a bank rewards program from which the points can then be transferred to frequent flyer programs. Points earned from spend on your credit card with no overseas transaction fee &hellip; <a href="https://www.pointhacks.com.au/author/daniel-sciberras/">Continued</a>