Transferring bank points to your Frequent Flyer accounts can sometimes be time-consuming. To keep the process smooth and quick, follow these steps.

If you have multiple Frequent Flyer accounts and struggle to keep track of what points are where, auditing your accounts is a great way to know what points are where.

Ending up with two Qantas Frequent Flyer accounts is more common than many people realise. However no need to worry, as there is a quick and easy fix to resolve this issue.

If you have a lapsed Frequent Flyer account, you may be able to reactivate it. Recovering points, on the other hand, is not always possible.

If you’ve recently gotten married or changed your name, you’ll want to update it on your Velocity account as well. Here’s how you can implement those changes and do so.

Webull Australia has just partnered with Qantas Frequent Flyer to give eligible customers a new way to earn even more Qantas Points through investing.

Qantas will move the ability to earn Status Credits on reward flights to become a new credit card perk. There are also big changes coming to Qantas Points-earning credit cards.

Qatar Airways has recently restricted the way that you can redeem your Avios Points for people as part of their Privilege Club membership.

A new partnership between Velocity Frequent Flyer and Event Cinemas and Village Cinemas has opened more doors for members to earn and redeem points.