Both Cards earn Membership Rewards points, but for those who travel more than most, one Card edges in front to deliver outsized value. READ ON →

Membership Rewards now offers up to 15 points transfer partners in Australia, with British Airways joining the ranks as the latest option for Card Members Down Under. READ ON →

With the right Amex Card, make use of Phoenix's Centurion Lounge when flying from Terminal 4 with any airline, in any cabin, in any seat. READ ON →

The American Express Business Gold Plus Card is aimed at business owners who want to earn Membership Rewards on their business-related expenses but don't want or need all the benefits of the Platinum Business Charge card. READ ON →

HawaiianMiles can be your ticket to unlocking extra flatbed seats across the Pacific. Those with Membership Rewards points are in pole position to pounce on those extra seats. READ ON →

With bonus Membership Rewards Points on offer on dining and streaming services, this Card could see you taking off quicker than you may think. READ ON →

The American Express Platinum Card is aimed at frequent travellers. The card offers membership to Ascent Premium Rewards, extensive lounge access, complimentary hotel status upgrades, travel credits and comprehensive travel and smartphone insurance. READ ON →

With so many options, it pays to know the strengths and weaknesses of each partner. Especially when you can often book the same flight through more than one frequent flyer program. READ ON →

Ever wondered if you're getting good value from your points, or whether they're even worth chasing? Updated for January 2024, here's what we're currently valuing our points. READ ON →