Transferring AIR MILES After Death: What You Need to Know

Learn how to transfer AIR MILES to a beneficiary after someone passes away and the essential steps involved.

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AIR MILES can be transferred to a beneficiary when someone dies. It typically requires notifying the AIR MILES customer service and providing necessary documentation such as a death certificate and proof of executor or beneficiary status. Check the specific terms and conditions of the AIR MILES program, as policies may vary.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Can AIR MILES be transferred to anyone? No, AIR MILES can only be transferred to designated beneficiaries as per the program's terms.
  2. What documentation is required to transfer AIR MILES? You'll need to provide a death certificate and proof of executor or beneficiary status to AIR MILES customer service.
  3. How do I notify AIR MILES of a death? You can notify AIR MILES customer service through their hotline or website, providing necessary documentation.

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