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Qantas Premier Titanium Card: 150k Pts after $5k Spend in 3mths, 2 First Lounge Passes, 20% Bonus Status ($1200pa Fee) Update

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Qantas Premier Titanium Card: 150k Pts after $5k Spend in 3mths, 2 First Lounge Passes, 20% Bonus Status ($1200pa Fee) Update
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casey2 on 24/08/2019 - 12:52 qantasmoney.com (1002 clicks)
Last edited 24/08/2019 - 22:32 by 1 other user

As described in sw0rdy's post at the start of the year, but with something that no one else seemed to point out.

https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/437871

A brand new Mastercard credit card that Qantas announced today. Large annual fee and an expected annual salary of $200k+…. :)

Benefits:
- 20% bonus on status credits on eligible flights.
- 10% off eligible Qantas flights for up to two bookings per year for two people on all fare classes (domestic and international).
- 2 First class Lounge invitations.
- 2 Qantas club / international business lounge invitations.
- Bonus 150k points after spending $5k in 3 months - ends 31 October 2019
- Complimentary travel insurance
- Dedicated concierge
- Qantas wine premium membership
- 6 months interest free on first Qantas purchase.

Points earning rate:
1.25 points per dollar on Domestic Spend up to $12,500 per statement period, then reverts to 0.5 Qantas Points per $1
2 additional Qantas points per dollar on Qantas Spend
2 Qantas Points per dollar on international spend

Bonus Status Credits will not contribute to the following:

Platinum One tier attain or retain (i.e. members receive the benefit of bonus Status Credits up to Platinum, however beyond this the bonus Status Credits will not apply);
Lifetime Status
Loyalty Bonuses
Platinum Bonus Reward; or
Platinum One Member additional benefits.
Bonus Status Credits are not available in conjunction with other Status Credit promotions.

Qantas Premier Titanium Credit Card Benefit Terms and Conditions(assets.qantasmoney.com)

To apply:
Be at least 18 years old
Earn at least $200,000 per year
Be a permanent Australian resident
Have an Australian mobile and residential address
Be a Qantas Frequent Flyer member
Be a new Qantas Premier primary cardholder

My addition.
If you are going to be flying Premium Economy with the family anyway to say Europe or USA, and the flights on sale are about $15,000-$20,000… then this card is -$400.

That's a bargain in my books!!!

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  • CyberMurning on 24/08/2019 - 12:56
    +73

    card requirement:
    … annual salary of $200k
    … annual fee of $1200

    my situation:
    salary is $1200

    • Koipanda on 24/08/2019 - 13:00

      hahaha

    • hc02225 on 24/08/2019 - 13:10

      Hahaha….. you are funny. :)

    • countmein on 24/08/2019 - 13:13

      I feel you

    • dogzilla on 24/08/2019 - 15:00

      …and spends $200kpa on smashed avo and corona

      • blergmonkeys on 24/08/2019 - 15:43
        +1

        But it’s all good because he just bought a brand new merc as an investment!

  • Bellpop on 24/08/2019 - 12:56
    +5

    First card where the bonus points almost don’t even cover the annual fee. Why would u bother.

    • CyberMurning on 24/08/2019 - 12:58

      maybe this is worth a lot? 20% Bonus Status Credit
      idk. i dont care about status but i know some of managers, CEOs, who are bragging about their qantas status every week.

      • Bellpop on 24/08/2019 - 13:00
        +5

        Haha 😂

        What a bunch of knobs

      • ruprectaus on 24/08/2019 - 13:32

        but i know some of managers, CEOs, who are bragging about their qantas status every week.

        Every week I am reminded of the stupidity and shallowness of my fellow humans. That's this weeks reminder.

        • blergmonkeys on 24/08/2019 - 15:45
          +2

          I’m part of a doctors flying group on Facebook. You have no idea how shallow and superficial some people are, unfortunately including doctors.

          Pisses me off to no end when they have the nerve to complain about money too.

      • Samsungnote10 on 24/08/2019 - 13:57
        +1

        the following comment is just because I cant afford it and am a sore loser

        but I think airline status is so pointless,
        ive looked at the benefits, and you get the usual express checkin, lounge access, double status credits, extra luggage which is all nice perks but hardly worth much

        i dont know why people do status runs just so they dont lose their status

        id happily pay $50 for the perks but if I was flying as much as it requires to get status, id expect it for free

        • trotsky on 24/08/2019 - 14:05
          +1

          You don't get double status credits, but you do get an increase in points. In reality it is not any of this in particular, I say this having status myself, it's the fact that you are flying a lot and get to take advantage of some differentiators that make your life easy.

          If as a platinum I fly somewhere on even a budget fare, I still get to check in using the first class check-in, where I'll get an express card to bypass the line at screening, once past that I'm then sailing into the First Lounge, which is Qantas Club > Business Lounge > First Lounge, ie it's not the same old lounge access but one where I can have a sit-down table-service meal while I wait. All of this saves a lot of time.

          I don't have to eat shitty plane food as I got fed properly at the airport after sailing through security and then getting priority boarding on the plane, where I don't have to fight for overhead bin access. Some of the time, the seat next to me is empty because they'll try where possible to keep it that way for Platinums and above. If I need things moved around they get moved around. If my travel agent at work just rebooked me onto this flight and I got assigned a shitty seat, the first class checkin person will see it and fix it on the spot. You can consider it fine tuning for those who spend too much time flying, not some incredible secret society that someone would want to spend large sums be a part of.

          This is why it's so meaningless to get there with status runs, I agree with you. If you can't maintain the status you probably get little benefit from it. That said, if I were 40 SCs away from platinum and faced with falling back to Gold, I'd be pretty silly not to take a weekend trip to the Gold Coast to requalify, and in a way that is a status run, so I guess many of us are guilty of it even if we claim we're not. The gap between Gold and Platinum is considerable, but even worse is that if I requal Plat I get it for 1200SC, if I fall to Gold I need 1400SC to get back there. So a lot of the chase is inherent to the system.

          • Samsungnote10 on 24/08/2019 - 14:22
            +1

            @trotsky: "this is why it's so meaningless to get there with status runs, I agree with you. If you can't maintain the status you probably get little benefit from it. That said, if I were 40 SCs away from platinum and faced with falling back to Gold, I'd be pretty silly not to take a weekend trip to the Gold Coast to requalify, and in a way that is a status run, so I guess many of us are guilty of it even if we claim we're not. The gap between Gold and Platinum is considerable, but even worse is that if I requal Plat I get it for 1200SC, if I fall to Gold I need 1400SC to get back there. So a lot of the chase is inherent to the system."

            I read a lot on other travel forums, and the number of people doing status runs is very high

            a couple of years ago, I had a friend from europe pop over to australia from europe for 24 hours to do a status run, I imagine it might have cost her $1000, I cannot see the value of throwing $1000 down the drain to maintain the difference in dropping down a level

          • chumlee on 24/08/2019 - 16:10
            -5

            @trotsky: Even first lounge has shite food. Rather get something to eat at a cafe

          • tallmantim on 25/08/2019 - 14:34

            @trotsky: I'm 200 points off platinum - and yeah looked at the idea of the "status run" - and it made no sense to me in order to be able to get into first class lounge and a couple of other minor advances to gold.

            Like you said - if I was at 1380, maybe I'd look closer but meh.

            My partner is happier with me not travelling enough to get to plat :-)

        • unifex on 24/08/2019 - 20:00

          Clearly someone who doesn’t travel very much. Those perks make regular travel much less of a nightmare

      • [Deactivated] on 24/08/2019 - 15:03

        Those losers. Flying QF even if CX costs less for the same flight.

        Some like to brag about their status credit… and can't imagine how their life will be like without corporate travel… bet most wont even folk out for prem econ out of their own money.

        • Samsungnote10 on 24/08/2019 - 15:50

          It is prettty sad those that brag about getting something from work

          • trotsky on 24/08/2019 - 17:22

            @Samsungnote10: This is ozbargain. If you travel for work, you credit to a loyalty program and get some benefit out of it. Only a total dipshit would pass that up and be none the better off for it, which is what you two seem to advocate?

            Also perhaps the brag is someone explaining that they have the status? Which tends to be necessary in any conversation about it and what it entails given so many people talk absolute drivel and either make it out to be a massive scam/ego trip (such as the discussions right here about either "bragging" about status or doing status runs to achieve it) or over or underplay the inclusions (which are pretty ho hum but are neither amazing nor useless).

            It's just minor recognition for people who funnel money into the airlines. Tip: airlines don't give a toss whose money it is, only that you keep giving it exclusively to them, or at worst one of their alliance partners. Getting status on your company's dime is not anywhere near as shameful as it's made out to be, as airlines know as well as anyone that a traveler will continue to target their flights rather than the cheapest flight of the day if they give that traveler benefits to make it worth their while to do so.

            If the employer puts in policies to stop this, suddenly they have a less happy employee, they might save $100 off a flight but they'll have 0 availability next time they need someone to fly out on a sunday because ain't anyone there trying to get those last few SCs before the end of their anniversary date.

            I mean if it really upsets you just remember that in order to get this status, they're stuck sitting next to fat smelly middle seat dwellers commuting 5 hours when you commute 1 only to have to do the same amount of work. Super glamorous.

            • [Deactivated] on 24/08/2019 - 19:42
              -1

              @trotsky: No, the difference is significant (sometimes close to double). I usually pick a reasonable priced flight (hence got upto silver at most - flying at least two long haul a year for work + other personal travel, and points spread across all 3 different FF programs) - unless layover is ridiculous like 2 long layovers oppose to one. Oppose some would go for a $12k QF flight over a $7k CX, or 9k SQ flight.

              The same as my friends that charges to government account as well QF will always be more population than VA.

              And yes, a recent personal trip to europe, a "corporate traveller" eager to show off his "gold" status tag, being the first to stand in the "priority" queue… that didnt last long until we went our separate way into the cabin.

              • trotsky on 24/08/2019 - 20:10

                @[Deactivated]: CX and QF are alliance partners. They codeshare flights. Nobody is paying $12k for the same $7K CX flight when you can earn QFF points and SCs on both. You're talking shit.

                And yes, a recent personal trip to europe, a "corporate traveller" eager to show off his "gold" status tag, being the first to stand in the "priority" queue… that didnt last long until we went our separate way into the cabin.

                Why shouldn't he? It's his right as a Gold status holder to stand in the priority boarding queue. It's a benefit he has full entitlement to on International flights as a Gold, which you do not as a Silver. And if they were Plat, they'd have priority boarding for both Domestic and International. So you're upset that a higher tier status holder used priority boarding?

                Or more importantly, as a lower status holder you expected them to subject themselves to your lower conditions. Which they might have done, but after reading your view of them I suspect they probably found it a welcome escape. If I was him I would have gone to the lounge, had a few drinks, escaped just before boarding and used the priority line to rip straight past you lol

                • [Deactivated] on 24/08/2019 - 20:54
                  -1

                  @trotsky:

                  1. No. QF codesahre with EK via middle east to europe. CX via HK. Both oneworld, but CX is not deemed an eligible flight for status upgrade.

                  2. He does, the ego only lasted as long as he walked into the econ cabin when we separated.

                  3. So far only been flying business for personal trips. No lesser entitlement.

    • casey2 on 24/08/2019 - 13:45

      It's a totally useless card unless you are already going to be doing a family vacation where you are spending over $12,000 in flights.

      You can use the card for 10% off 4 flights. If you travel PE to Europe, that's $4000 each… so instead of $16,000 for the fares, it's $14,400… The card is therefore -$400 and you get all the other benefits.

      • Bellpop on 24/08/2019 - 13:48
        +1

        That’s a very niche market…

        • casey2 on 24/08/2019 - 14:04
          +1

          Doesn't mean it's not a bargain for that particular niche…

      • dogzilla on 24/08/2019 - 15:05
        +1

        agree, 20% bonus status credit is on eligible flights (ie Qantas only). I've been platinum for two years now and ive been in the first class lounge about twice (dont get me wrong, its bloody nice, but not worth paying $1200 to get)…most airports have lounges you can pay $50 to get into these days so save your dosh.

        PS…I havent had a single upgrade on Qantas in the whole time ive had Platinum….not worth the hype peeps.

        Get the ANZ card, 1/6 of the cost - roughly the same points, use them to upgrade to business and you get into the lounge by default.

  • RubenM on 24/08/2019 - 12:59

    Even if I met the earning criteria, this does not look like a good deal to me unless you fly Qantas first class and even then it's not that great.

  • The Wololo Wombat on 24/08/2019 - 13:03
    +2

    Got two just so I can flex on all the retail cashiers…

    • odysseus on 24/08/2019 - 13:06
      +4

      Who, more than likely, don't care at all what card you have…

      • h4zey on 24/08/2019 - 13:56

        No offence to them, but they probably won't know what it is anyway lol

  • Shostaholic on 24/08/2019 - 13:09
    +1

    The card that carries more weight
    A unique metal card that is heavy on benefits

    I guess they need to recoup the cost of the titanium used to make the cards. /s

    • Charity on 26/08/2019 - 00:01
      +1

      The new Apple credit card is also uniquely metal :D

  • igordennis on 24/08/2019 - 13:10
    -1

    Would anyone that gets $200k+ a year even be checking ozbargain? At that point i probably wouldn’t be stressing about saving all of the dollars doing some of the dumb stuff that we do lol.

    Not knocking on the deal OP, thanks for posting it and trying to help someone, honestly just wondering that.

    • countmein on 24/08/2019 - 13:16

      Im really wondering too..

    • klownvandamn on 24/08/2019 - 13:16
      +1

      You'll be surprised.

    • mskeggs on 24/08/2019 - 13:18
      +19

      I think you might misunderstand what $200k salary buys in Sydney.
      If you have a mortgage in Mosman you need the hungry jacks coupons.

      • Tyken on 24/08/2019 - 13:23
        +2

        I use to scroll through Facebook for comments like yours. Now I scroll through ozbargain for entertainment.

        • mskeggs on 24/08/2019 - 13:31
          +12

          I don’t live in Sydney or earn $200k, but I know people who do. They have $8k a month mortgages for very average houses in the eastern suburbs or lower north shore. They pay $25k p.a. for kids school fees, and $1000 a month car lease. They have no savings and big credit card balances.

          They need ozbargain much more than the people struggling along on Centrelink who know how to live cheap because they have no choice. I do shake my head at the wealth just pissed away.

          • homersyd on 24/08/2019 - 13:40

            @mskeggs: ^^^ This, I completely agree, the more they earn the more they spend!

          • Sharp on 24/08/2019 - 13:44
            +5

            @mskeggs: I earn $200k and I'm an ozbargain addict. I am definitely not rich, living in Sydney paying $3800/month mortgage, two kids are going to public school, paying off two cars (not luxury just VWs) and at the end of the month we don't have any money left to put aside.

            We're grateful we don't have any financial hardship but $200K doesn't give any family an extravagant lifestyle in Sydney.

            • mskeggs on 24/08/2019 - 14:59
              +6

              @Sharp: I understand you won’t feel rich, but imagine how somebody who works full time in retail (annual earnings approx $50k) feels. They don’t get to pay off a Sydney mortgage or a German car, their kids don’t get a suite of after school activities, take away is occasional Dominos and dinner out is for a birthday only.
              Living and working in Sydney in a white collar occupation is a bit of a bubble compared to the bulk of Australia where full time wages of half the population are under $80k, and plenty of people live on a carers pension or less.

              I can understand that a lot of people would love to have the struggles of budgeting on a high salary, but they are unlikely to get the chance.

          • salekhard on 24/08/2019 - 14:08

            @mskeggs: I think this is a generalisation. Some of my colleagues earn $200k + and some live at home and some live in $500k houses. Their combined income (with their partner) could be as much as $400-$500k but they still live in affordable houses.

            And yes, they check ozbargain.

            • mskeggs on 24/08/2019 - 15:08
              +2

              @salekhard: Of course it is a generalisation, but you can agree that vanishingly small number of families in Sydney with $400k incomes choose to live in a 2br flat 30Kms from the CBD (about the only place you can buy a $500k property).

    • StonedWizard on 24/08/2019 - 14:04
      +2

      @igordennis - Ozbargain helps me get deals I want at the best prices. Even if I was on $1M I'd still be on here making the most of my money.

    • Gorodemon on 24/08/2019 - 14:07

      I personally know someone who makes $160k and still willing to walk 2 kms to another Officeworks store, just to save 50 cent.

      Also, he created 10 different IKEA family account so that he could score the free $10 voucher.

      True story.

    • tallmantim on 25/08/2019 - 14:45
      +1

      Being an ozbargainer is more than just looking for bargains.

      It's like a church. A state of mind. A calling.

      Just because you move up in financial stakes doesn't mean you want to leave the congregation.

      I earn decent money, but I still have hundreds of kindle books in my library I got for free and will probably never read.

  • JetBombat on 24/08/2019 - 13:40

    For those who spend $12k a year flying Qantas

  • Homr on 24/08/2019 - 13:56

    Can anyone guide me on where I can get a $200K salary job?

    • Samsungnote10 on 24/08/2019 - 13:58
      +4

      how flexible is your backside?

      • Homr on 24/08/2019 - 13:59

        Quite flexible, I do kegel exercises regularly

    • CyberMurning on 24/08/2019 - 14:18
      +2

      Craiglist

  • mr fox on 24/08/2019 - 14:49

    I went to the Chairman's Lounge once. Only peasants attend the First Class lounge. (Not that I'll ever get back into either.)

    • nzthunderboy on 24/08/2019 - 15:03

      What’s chairman’s lounge like? I feel privileged enough walking around first class lounge.

      • Samsungnote10 on 24/08/2019 - 15:53

        I've been to a few first and business class lounges but to me the difference is not that big unless its emirates, Etihad, Singapore private room

        Emirtaes and Etihad I'm going on YouTube and reviews

        • Samsungnote10 on 24/08/2019 - 15:55

          But for me any lounge is ten times better than no lounge

  • [Deactivated] on 24/08/2019 - 15:00
    +1

    Lol… Qantas has flooded their business lounge and now first…

    QF is good at making money from everything, except as an airline.

  • paraneoplastic on 24/08/2019 - 15:02

    Amex platinum seems to be a better value than this?

  • Charity on 26/08/2019 - 00:11

    Platinum One tier attain or retain (i.e. members receive the benefit of bonus Status Credits up to Platinum, however beyond this the bonus Status Credits will not apply); Lifetime Status

    A bit confused… So you receive Platinum Level Frequent Flyer benefits for life? As long as you stay a cardholder, or a year is good enough?

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