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Loyalty Programmes in New Zealand: Airpoints, Club+, Everyday Rewards and More

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New Zealand has a handful of loyalty programmes: Airpoints, Club+, Everyday Rewards and Westpac hotpoints. Here’s how they work and how they can be combined.

Quick answer

Air NZ says each Airpoint is equivalent to NZ$1 when spending with Air NZ, though it sets the flight redemption rate; Airpoints expire four years after they are accrued, with exceptions. At the supermarket, Woolworths Everyday Rewards returns about 0.75% ($15 per 2,000 points) and Foodstuffs' Club+ earns Club+ dollars and a fuel discount; Flybuys closed at the end of 2024. Some shoppers pay with a rewards credit card and scan a loyalty card on the same shop, which earns from both.

NZ Loyalty Programmes at a Glance

Programme Used for Effective earn rate Expires?
Air NZ Airpoints Flights, frequent Air NZ users Varies by card and partner (1 Airpoint per $70 to $170 on Airpoints credit cards) Four years after accrual, with exceptions
Everyday Rewards Woolworths shoppers ~0.75% ($15 voucher per 2,000 points) + Boost offers Check programme terms
Club+ New World, Pak’nSave and Four Square shoppers Club+ dollars (earned at New World and Four Square) + fuel discount Check terms
Westpac hotpoints Westpac hotpoints card holders ~0.5–1% Check terms

All Loyalty Guides

Guide What it covers
Air NZ Airpoints complete guide Earn, redeem, status tiers, expiry
How much is an Airpoints Dollar worth? What Air NZ says an Airpoint is worth
Airpoints Credit Cards Compared Amex Platinum, ANZ Platinum and ANZ Visa
Flybuys NZ has closed What happened (closed end of 2024) and what replaced it
Westpac hotpoints guide Earn rate and redemption options
AA Smartfuel has ended What happened (ended 31 January 2024) and fuel discounts now
Woolworths Everyday Rewards guide Earn and redeem: $15 vouchers usable on groceries or at BP
New World Club+ guide Works at New World, Pak’nSave and Four Square; fuel discount; Airpoints conversion
Air NZ Airpoints vs Qantas FF How the two programmes differ for New Zealanders
How to maximise NZ loyalty programmes Stacking by retailer

Stacking Programmes

Supermarket loyalty programmes usually ask you to scan a card at the checkout to earn. Earning from more than one programme at once is called stacking:

  1. Scan your loyalty card at the checkout
  2. Pay with your rewards credit card
  3. Collect the fuel discount or voucher your supermarket programme gives you

Same shopping trip, multiple reward streams.

Which Programmes Apply Where

Programme Where it applies
Airpoints Air NZ flights, Koru partners and Airpoints credit cards
Everyday Rewards Woolworths
Club+ New World, Pak’nSave and Four Square
Flybuys, AA Smartfuel, Onecard Closed (Flybuys end of 2024; AA Smartfuel 31 January 2024; Onecard replaced by Everyday Rewards on 1 February 2024)
hotpoints Westpac hotpoints credit cards

See the Credit Cards section for detailed reviews of all NZ Airpoints-earning cards, including:

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