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🚨 AVIOS SALE IS LIVE — Buy Avios at just ₹1.11 each! 🔥 Finnair Plus is offering 50% OFF Avios until Nov 16, 2026. 💰 200,000 Avios → €2,100 ≈ ₹2.22L 🎯 Cost per Avios: ₹1.11 And the BIG plays? 👇 1️⃣ Use Avios for Scandic Hotels across Scandinavia — from just 2,000 Avios/night! 🇸🇪🇳🇴🇩🇰 2️⃣ Transfer Avios to Qatar Airways Privilege Club and use them for Qsuite redemptions, where you can potentially extract ₹3–₹5+ per Avios in value. 💺🔥 ✈️ Have a redemption in mind? This could be one of the lowest-cost opportunities to buy Avios — but only buy if you already have a use case! #Avios #QatarAirways #Qsuite

The gap between HDFC Infinia and HSBC Premier feels much smaller now. Infinia’s SmartBuy voucher rewards are capped at 3,000 accelerated points per month. On eligible 5X vouchers, you reach that bonus cap at roughly ₹22,500 of spending. Base points are separate, but this has significantly reduced the benefit for people routing everyday spending through vouchers. Both cards offer accelerated rewards on flights and hotels through their platforms: SmartBuy for Infinia and Travel with Points, powered by Hopper, for Premier. The rates and caps differ, so the actual booking price and rewards matter. Transfer ratios are another important consideration. Take Accor: • 10,000 Infinia points → 5,000 Accor points at 2:1 • 10,000 Premier points → 10,000 Accor points at 1:1 Premier gives you twice as many Accor points from the same reward-point balance. But for Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer, both transfer at 1:1: • 10,000 Infinia points → 10,000 KrisFlyer miles • 10,000 Premier points → 10,000 KrisFlyer miles So Premier’s transfer advantage depends on your preferred partner. For KrisFlyer, the bigger question is which card earns you more points on your actual spending. Premier also rewards categories such as rent, wallet loads and government payments, within a combined ₹1 lakh monthly limit across the specified categories. Transaction fees still matter, but that gives it an advantage on spending Infinia excludes. Eligibility and retention are another big consideration. To retain Infinia, HDFC specifies ₹18 lakh spending per financial year, including add-ons, OR ₹50 lakh relationship value. Premier has its own requirements, including ₹50 lakh relationship balance or ₹3 lakh net monthly salary credit. For someone facing an Infinia downgrade who independently qualifies for HSBC Premier, the switch makes a lot of sense to me, especially if Accor is their preferred transfer partner. Infinia still has its strengths. But unless HDFC improves the voucher proposition again, I don’t think it remains the automatic choice it once was.

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💎 Gold or diamond jewellery shopping? Maximise your rewards! Some of the best ways to save on jewellery purchases: - Gold Lock-in plans - Gold coin purchases during promotional deals - Gift vouchers through platforms like Amazon However, you often need a credit card at the store to cover making charges or any balance amount. This festive season, don't forget to carry one of these reward-friendly cards: Axis Horizon – 2% Edge Miles, with attractive Air India and hotel transfer options. Scapia – 2% return on eligible spends. Amex – 2% Base rewards + milestone benefits. Equitas – Up to 2% base rewards or 3% in miles, depending on the card. Any other cards worth adding to this list? comment #CCGeeks #CreditCards #RewardPoints #JewelleryShopping #MilesAndPoints

I did buy one to cross check with "flow=mXXXXels" Let's see the result in next 2 days. @ProfessorCardz

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No Cost EMI is one of the biggest scams sold to Indians! First of all it is never No cost, you have to pay the GST on the interest part Second, it makes you spend money you haven't even earned yet hence addictive! Third, if you try to pay it upfront, there are costs like pre-closure fees and taxes Fourth, multiple EMIs can start adding up really fast No Cost EMI can make sense in certain conditions, but taking an informed decision is very important. The product is not cheaper just because you are paying it in instalments. Make sure it doesn't make you spend more than required!

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Sometimes it hurts to skip "m@x-h0tels" for obvious reason & lose 6% miles.