Expiring points are money you lose. See what yours are worth and which ones go first.
Points, free night certificates, companion vouchers or a card's annual fee. Pick it, type the number, answer one question.
From an AwardWallet Excel file, any spreadsheet, or text you copy from a website.
Why points expire, what they're worth, and how to keep them.
Most programs delete points if nothing happens on your account for a while, often 18 to 36 months. Some delete each batch on a fixed date, whatever you do.
Points are usually worth about half a cent to two cents each when used for travel. 50,000 airline miles is often worth €500 or more. Values here are estimates you can change under Point values.
Buy something small through the program's shopping portal, or move a few points in from a card. That usually resets the clock for free. Each program's tip is below.
Checked 15 November 2026. Programs change rules, so your account is the final word. Click a program for its full guide, or see all programs.
None of these help with fixed-date programs such as Korean Air, Asiana or Miles & More without status. There the only answers are status or spending before the date. After any reset, check the new date in your account and update it here.
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