The Ritz Carlton Rewards program terms state… “Points are transferable to a legal spouse or domestic partner in the case of documented death of the Member”. Points are not transferable to another person for any other reason, including divorce or inheritance.” So yes Ritz Carlton Rewards points are transferable between spouses and domestic partners upon death. […]
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What Happens To Your IHG Rewards Points Upon Death?
The IHG One Rewards Program’s terms clearly! state…“When an IHG Rewards Club member passes away, the member’s IHG Rewards Club points may be transferred to the IHG Rewards Club account(s) of the member’s beneficiaries.” Note, the request must be received within one (1) year of the date of death and transfer fees will be waived. […]
What Happens To Your American Airlines AAdvantage Miles Upon Death?
The American Airlines AAdvantage program’s terms indicate that accrued mileage is not transferable by the member upon death. But then goes on to say that however, “American Airlines, in its sole discretion, may credit accrued mileage to persons specifically identified in wills upon receipt of documentation satisfactory to American Airlines and upon payment of any […]
What Happens To Your United MileagePlus Miles Upon Death?
The terms of the United MileagePlus program state “Accrued mileage and certificates do not constitute property of the member and are not transferable other than as authorized and/or sponsored by United.” The “other than” part, leads me to believe that United miles can be passed upon death. […]
What Happens To Your Southwest Rapid Rewards Upon Death?
The Southwest Rapid Rewards program terms state… “Points may not be transferred to a Member’s estate or as part of a settlement, inheritance, or will. In the event of a Member’s death, his/her account will become inactive after 24 months from the last earning date and points will be unavailable for use.” The above […]
What Happens To Your JetBlue TrueBlue Points Upon Death?
The JetBlue TrueBlue terms state “Accrued Points and Award Travel do not constitute property of Member and are non-transferable (i) upon death, (ii) as part of a domestic relations matter, or (iii) otherwise.” The above leaves no wiggle room at the program’s discretion. Wonder if that is really the case… […]
What Happens To Your British Airways Executive Club Avios Upon Death?
The British Airways Executive Club terms state… “Except as otherwise provided by British Airways and communicated to the Member, points cannot be bequeathed, devised or otherwise transferred by operation of law.” The fact that there is the “except as otherwise provided” leads me to believe there is some flexibility to transfer upon death. […]
What Happens To Your Chase Ultimate Rewards Upon Your Death?
Similar to the American Express Membership Rewards, the Chase Ultimate Rewards terms state that points can’t be transferred by operation of law, such as by inheritance, in bankruptcy or in connection with a divorce. 🙁 […]
What Happens To American Express Membership Rewards Upon Your Death?
The American Express Membership Rewards program terms state, “points can’t be transferred by operation of law, such as by inheritance, in bankruptcy or in connection with a divorce.” There is nothing in the terms that may make this rule subjective. […]
What Happens To Your Delta SkyMiles Upon Death?
The Delta SkyMiles Program Rules do not exactly specify what happens upon death of a member. The rules do however state that “miles are not the property of any member. Except as specifically authorized or otherwise in writing by an officer of Delta, miles may not be transferred under any circumstances, including, without limitation, by […]