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My reason for miles is to accumulate enough points for honeymoon trip down the years, 2 years to be exact.
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Just Being Ernest
13 May 2020
Content Creator at www.youtube.com/c/JustBeingErnest
You can get back miles and cashback
looking at current situation, cashback would be ideal as it is liquid and mroe valuable now
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I am team cashback based on my personality.
Perhaps this will help you to understand yours and ultimately decide: https://milelion.com/2019/12/22/is-it-worth-col...
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Elijah Lee
08 May 2020
Senior Financial Services Manager at Phillip Securities (Jurong East)
Hi Zachary,
As someone who used miles for my honeymoon, I can tell you that if you wish to accumulate miles, you might as well do so now. Depending on the card you use, you may find that your miles earned and credited on the bank's side (in the form of points or whatever) have no expiry date (which is great), but even if they do have an expiry, transferring them to Krisflyer will extend your expiry by another 3 years.
You'll find that you will take time to accumulate miles. Even spending $2000/mth @ 4 mpd will only net you 96K miles a year, or 192K miles in 2 years, which is just enough to fly you and your wife to be in business class (if not, why are you in the miles game?) to Tokyo and back. If you were thinking of going further, you're out of luck and will have to fly economy. And that's assuming you manage to find award space available on SQ saver instead of the more expensive advantage rates.
So start now. There is no better time.
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Pang Zhe Liang
08 May 2020
Fee-Based Financial Advisory Manager at Financial Alliance Pte Ltd (IFA Firm)
It depends on your needs and spending.
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For myself, I go for cashback. More fuss free. Able to 'cashout' upfront.
For miles, you need to research more and calculate the conversion rate, and it differs from airline to airline. Unless you are going for business class, most likely the miles are not worth it. Furthermore, some miles may expire.
In short, the miles could possible 'earn' more but you need to play the miles game. Which is too troublesome for me thus I go for cashback.