Most Qantas frequent flyer points are now earned on the ground rather than in the air. Here's how to boost your balance through shopping, travel, credit cards, insurance and everyday spending.
Frequent flyer points have helped Australians score upgrades, free flights and luxury holidays for years, but is the points game still worth playing as rewards programs change?
Have you ever wondered why credit card interest suddenly appears, even when you're making regular repayments? The answer often catches cardholders by surprise.
From October, card surcharges will become a thing of the past. But while the change promises savings for cardholders, it could have ripple effects beyond the checkout.
Major banks are cutting back credit card travel insurance, leaving some Australians at risk of finding out they're not covered when something goes wrong overseas.
Australians who rely on credit cards to rack up frequent flyer points are being warned to brace for sweeping changes, with major banks hiking annual fees, cutting earn rates and stripping away popular perks ahead of the October 1 surcharge ban.
American Express has been named Money's Credit Card Issuer of the Year for its sheer breadth of choice, with a credit card to suit just about every type of consumer.
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