Yours, Mine and Ours
Points and miles usually belong to individual accounts—but there are important exceptions.
Some loyalty programs let families or households pool rewards. Others allow free sharing between members. And a few offer special pricing advantages that can help families stretch points further when booking travel for children.
The guide also highlights an important strategic point: just because points can be combined doesn’t mean they should be.
Sometimes pooling solves a specific problem, such as completing an award or consolidating fragmented balances. Other times, leaving points where they are preserves more flexibility.
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