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Air Miles expands offerings, including ways to earn and redeem

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Air Miles has unveiled its new brand platform, complete with an aspirational tagline that aims straight at Canadians’ revenge-travelling hearts: “Collect more moments.”

As you might recall, BMO Financial Group bought Air Miles in March 2023, after the program’s owner, Loyalty Ventures Inc., filed for bankruptcy. At that time, BMO said the acquisition “would be a made-in-Canada opportunity to enable a reinvigoration for one of Canada’s largest loyalty programs.”

Air Miles collectors, that day has come. Let’s look at how the program has changed.

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What’s new about Air Miles?

In addition to its emphasis on moments (collecting them, winning them, getting to them faster), the new Air Miles brand platform reflects several program enhancements rolled out since April:

More ways to earn

Collectors can take advantage of two ways to rack up more Miles:

Air Miles Receipts, introduced in 2023, gives members Miles for buying certain products and scanning the receipts with the Air Miles app within 14 days…

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MoneySense at the MoneyShow: The Top ETFs in Canada for 2024 and the Market Trends to Follow

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MoneySense is at the MoneyShow, presenting the cities and neighbourhoods in Canada ranked for best value and growth. Get your complimentary ticket. Join MoneySense at the MoneyShow Expo for the session “The Top ETFs in Canada for 2024 and the Market Trends.”

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