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Education and information for real estate investors posted by The Real Estate Investor's Lawyer who specializes in providing legal services to investors in the areas of entity formation, litigation, purchase and sale agreements, loan workouts, syndications, commercial leases, construction agreements, estate planning, wills, trusts, and related areas. A client recently asked me, “What happens to my frequent flyer miles when I die?”  With so many credit card companies giving up to 100,000 bonus miles just for opening the credit card account and charging on the card (yes, that’s true!), and then giving away additional miles for every dollar charged, people are accu*ulating tens of thousands of dollars of frequent flyer miles.  As the Points Guy says, “We certainly don’t want to think about that day when we’ll go the way of the Concorde and L-1011 TriStar, but it’s even harder to think about a considerable stash of loyalty as*ets going to waste because you didn’t prepare.”  1.       If you’re not accu*ulating mileage points, you’re missing a huge opportunity.  For a great guide on the best credit making sure that the beneficiaries of your estate have access to all log in information so that upon your death, they can log into your my husband has access to the AwardWallet account so that upon my death, he can access all the miles. 3.       Every airline has different policies about what happens to miles upon death.  Some airlines, like Delta, do not transfer mileage programs upon a death and others have a procedure for doing so. Click understand the policies of each airlines and the best steps to make sure your loved ones benefit from the loyalty programs after your die. The bottom line: With proper planning, your loved ones can use your frequent flyer miles after you die.  Be sure to do your planning so For the next 2 weeks, we are offering complimentary estate planning consultations. Click here to set up a consultation appointment