Are you an old Unicredit Miles&More cardholder? here are 30 thousand reasons to upgrade to the new one
We have always said it here at TFC to accumulate points and miles and free travel the use of the right cards of [...]
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We have always said it here at TFC. to earn points and miles and free travel, using the right credit cards is essential, too bad that the Italian landscape is not among the most prosperous in this respect. The main issue is that in recent years many cobranded papers that allowed diversification have also disappeared. There are no more Avios cards from British, Iberia and Vueling. Also gone are those of Marriott and Hilton.
Miles&More cards in Italy
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Different discourse for Lufthansa's Mile&More, which has had an active partnership with Unicredit for years. The flaw is that Unicredit has also changed its products and discontinued the Miles&More card that can be activated by anyone, keeping only the UniCreditCard Flexia Gold Miles & More the problem is that to apply for this card you must be an account holder of the bank in question.
If you are an old Miles & More cardholder you should have received a notice from the bank that at the end of 2023 your card will lose its benefits and your miles will begin to expire again.
I repeat this situation only and only affects holders of these cards, not those who have a Flexia card in their wallet.
Why the time is right for change
The best time is, by next November 30, request the new Miles&More Gold Mastercard credit card this new credit card, issued by Advanzia, can be backed by any bank account, including Unicredit, and will allow new holders to get a super welcome bonus of 30 thousand M&M points and have all the expected benefits such as mileage accumulation, insurance and lounge access.
Rarely do you have the opportunity to cumulate bonuses, and in this case you can For all former Unicredit cardholders to apply the new Mastercard Gold card and take home not only the bonus but also all the benefits Such as blocking the expiration of miles.
