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Hello there! For those of you who are new to The Milelion, welcome! We're glad to have you here and excited to get you started raking in the miles. For those of you who have been here for a while, welcome back! We've done some housekeeping to help you navigate the...

I've mocked the Krisflyer Ascend card in the past as the best card you'll never use. This was back when they were offering a 1st year annual fee waiver option that allowed you to get the card for free and enjoy things like a 1 night free stay at...

This shouldn't raise any undue alarm bells but I thought you should know that from 1 June 2016 DBS has revised the earning rate on the DBS Altitude card. The new earn rates are as follows Online flight and hotel transactions Overseas Spend (foreign currency) Local Spend 3 miles (Capped at S$5,000 per month) 2 miles 1.2...

First things first- The Milelion is not rebranding as The Kilometiger, and I am deeply apologetic for/amused by any undue distress this may have caused. But Hilton is offering a status match and that's no joke. From now till the 30th of June 2016 you can go to this link and...

1 April 2016 Dear Valued Readers Thank you for your continued support.  As part of our continuing efforts to serve you better, it is occasionally necessary to review the terms and conditions of our program. We are proud to announce the following enhancements to our website and services offered, effective immediately. Although we...

EDIT: Alaska has published an FAQ about the devaluation. TL;DR version- the devaluation is because of evil travel hackers, they were unable to give prior notice for this devaluation "given the dynamics of this particular award" but the policy remains to give 30 days notice of significant program changes...

The UOB YOLO Card is what happens when you let marketing groupthink run amok. "Hey guys, let's create a new offering for the millennial group. And let's call it yolo because millennials." As someone who falls into the "millennial" category, I am constantly bemused as to what marketers think about my behavior....

It's not a miles earning card, but if you meet the $120,000 income requirement, you might want to take a look at a no-fee Visa Infinite card offered by CIMB. Recall that Visa has several tiers- Visa Classic Visa Gold -very rarely seen Visa Platinum -don't take the "Platinum" term too...