Life Time Gold - The [Realistic] Holy Grail

I've just entered the final stretch to LTP and as I look at it, it's one more LTG. 12 points into it my last LTG and my estimate it's 7 years away. Planning says it's possible, but is it worth it!
Nice!! I'm just about midway there, probably another 10 years at current average earning. That was probably QF thinking anyway, about 20 years of P1. I guess I'll passively get there eventually! Still 20+ years to retirement age, so there's plenty of time.😅
 
Nice!! I'm just about midway there, probably another 10 years at current average earning. That was probably QF thinking anyway, about 20 years of P1. I guess I'll passively get there eventually! Still 20+ years to retirement age, so there's plenty of time.😅
I figure I can crack LTP after another two lifetimes! :eek:
 
I really wonder why I slavishly continued to fly QF, probly just because I had status and in order to get LTG.

Because, as soon as I achieved it, I stopped flying QF and have hardly had a need for that gold card since. Yes its useful overseas with the likes of BA and Alaska, but for our (mostly leisure) travel VA is nicer than Jetstar, more frequent than QF (to/from HBA) and their Intl partners are streets better than QF in service & routes.
 
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I passed LTG back in 2010, but have just passed another milestone...hey, I am closer to LTP than zero! Should be there some time in 2050 at the current rate...
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I ticked over 40K this week almost giving me WP until November 2026; I expect my earn to stall pretty much after that ...
 
look at the loyalty we give the big red roo
This is an alien concept in modern business. The cost of retaining customers versus the cost of acquiring new ones seems to no longer be a concern, as all the benefits are only ever offered to new customers to a business.

Fine, if they want to play a market let game, we are all free to walk way, we're not married to Qantas.
 

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