The Points Mom

JetBlue TrueBlue Family Pool

JetBlue TrueBlue has a unique feature within their program called Family Pooling.  Family Pooling is just as the name indicates-you can combine your individual TrueBlue points in your respective TrueBlue accounts, together as a family, in a family pool.  In addition, you’ll be able to contribute future points to the family account for zero transfer […]

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A Negative Change To The British Airways Executive Club Pricing Structure On Some Short Flights

  On 2 February 2016, British Airways will be making some changes to the Executive Club pricing structure for reward flights originating or terminating in the United States of America. The change will affect shorter routes on American Airlines and Alaska Airlines, with reward flights now starting from 7,500 Avios, rather than 4,500 Avios, for […]

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Sharing And Transferring American Express Membership Rewards

  Although you cannot transfer American Express Membership Rewards between two different Membership Rewards accounts, you can basically share them by transferring your Membership Rewards points from your Membership Rewards account to the linked loyalty account of another person.  Yes, you can do this despite the fact that the program rules state: “Points are not […]

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A Subjective Answer To Whether Or Not You Can Transfer Your American Express Membership Rewards Accounts To Someone Else’s Loyalty Account

  I previously wrote about whether or not you can transfer your American Express Membership Rewards points to someone else’s  account.  In that post, I determined that although it is technically not allowed via the Amex rules, it is easy to get around this on the Amex Membership Rewards website.  Specifically, I have often transferred […]

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