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Seven ways to earn frequent flyer points that you didn’t know about
You don't have to spend big on rewards cards to top up your frequent flyer points. Eating out or subscribing to a new streaming service can also pay off.
How to score 20,000 frequent flyer points by switching super funds
Need an extra incentive to change super funds? AustralianSuper will give you 20,000 Qantas frequent flyer points if you join by December 31.
The best credit card rewards: point hackers reveal favourite perks
From complimentary flights to platinum hotel loyalty memberships, here are the top credit card rewards rated by point hackers.
How changes to the Qantas frequent flyer program will affect you
Qantas has overhauled its frequent flyer program. Here's what you need to know and how to cash in on the new perks.
How to life-hack your way to platinum frequent flyer status
Free lounge access, priority boarding, extra baggage and extra frequent flyer points can be within anyone's reach. The secret is gold or platinum membership status on any airline rewards program.
How to get free stuff on your birthday: 65 offers you can’t miss
Everyone loves an extra gift on their birthday right? Here is our comprehensive list of birthday freebies and discounts to help you celebrate your special day!
The mistakes that are costing you frequent flyer points
Is your frequent flyer balance looking stagnant? Use these simple tweaks to earn thousands more airline rewards points each year.
How you can point-hack your way to an island holiday
Fiji, Thailand and Bali are some of the best destinations for awards flights. Here's how to point-hack your way to your next holiday.
Top five hacks to send your frequent flyer points soaring
Savvy credit card users are travel hacking their way to tens of thousands of bonus frequent flyer points for free flights or first class upgrades.
How to earn Flybuys points from eBay
You can link your eBay account to your Flybuys account to earn one point accrues for every $2 spent on eligible purchases, but what is an eligible purchase?