How to earn Qantas Points with Woolworths Everyday Rewards
Want your Woolworths shopping to reward you with Qantas Points instead of Everyday Rewards points? Here’s how to do it.
Key takeaways
- Everyday Rewards can be automatically converted to Qantas Points.
- Switch to Qantas Points via your Everyday Rewards account to save $99.50 on the Qantas Frequent Flyer joining fee.
- You can convert 2,000 Everyday Rewards points into 1,000 Qantas Points, which are worth more than Everyday Rewards dollars off if used for flights.
- Combine earning Qantas Points with a frequent flyer credit card to earn more and prevent point expiry.
How can I earn Qantas Points through Everyday Rewards?
With Everyday Rewards, the default option is to get $10 off your shop at Woolworths or other partners when you have earned 2,000 points. You can switch to earning Qantas Points using the following steps:
- Log in to your Everyday Rewards account online or via the app.
- Click on "My Account" and then on "Rewards Choice".
- Select the Qantas Points option and follow the prompts to confirm your choice.
You'll need to provide your Qantas Frequent Flyer membership number to start earning points. If you haven't joined Qantas Frequent Flyer yet, you can sign up for free when you choose to earn Qantas Points through Everyday Rewards. This saves you $99.50 on the usual joining fee.
After setting this up, you'll get 1,000 Qantas Points added to your frequent flyer account once you have earned 2,000 Everyday Rewards points.
How many Qantas Points can I earn at Woolworths?
You earn a minimum of 1 Everyday Rewards point per $1 spent in-store and online at Woolworths, Big W, BWS and Ampol or Woolworths-Caltex branded service stations. This works out to 0.5 Qantas Points per $1 spent.
This isn't the most competitive earn rate, so you might want to also consider a Qantas Frequent Flyer credit card if you're looking to earn more Qantas Points on daily transactions.
Is it worth converting Woolworths Everyday Rewards Points to Qantas Points?
You can get more value from Qantas Points than Everyday Rewards Points, but it does depend on how you use them. Qantas Points offer the highest value when you redeem them for flights (including flight upgrades). 1,000 Qantas Points is typically worth between $15-$30 when used this way.
If you don't travel a lot or aren't actively earning Qantas Points in any other way, you might prefer to use Everyday Rewards to get money off your shop.
Example: Comparing the value of Qantas Points vs Everyday Rewards Points
To give you an idea of the value your points could give you, let's look at a one-way economy flight from Sydney to Melbourne.
- Points needed to redeem the flight: 9,200 Qantas Points.
- Cost if you paid for the flight: Typically between $150 and $400.
- Value of points: Every 1,000 Qantas Points would be worth between $15 and $25 for this reward (based on the cost if you paid for a flight).
In comparison, the value of 2,000 Everyday Rewards Points is $10 when you use your points to get money off your shop at Woolworths or another partner.
Important conditions to remember
- Opt in to Qantas Points. By default, your purchases will earn Everyday Rewards points. You’ll need to opt into the Qantas Frequent Flyer Points redemption offer if you’d like to convert your Everyday Rewards points for Qantas rewards.
- Points expiry. If you don’t have any activity in your Qantas Frequent Flyer account for 18 months, your Qantas Points will expire. Choosing to earn Qantas Points through your Everyday Rewards account can help you avoid losing your frequent flyer point balance.
- Eligible purchases. Note that the Everyday Rewards program only earns points on eligible purchases. This excludes gift cards, mobile phone cards, tobacco products, Internet cafés, cash withdrawals and selected services.
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hi,does 10,000 points,on my frequent flyer card,get me free flights in Australia
Hi Jenny, thanks for your inquiry!
The 10,000 frequent flyer points can be redeemed for domestic and international flights.
Cheers,
Jonathan
I am enquiring for my 92 year old mother-in-law who is vision impaired and doesn’t have a computer or email address. She got a temporary card from the supermarket and got someone in the family to register it online for her over a month ago. She has never received a permanent card and has been told at the checkout her reward points are not going on her card. I have tried to check online using the temporary card number, but get nowhere with it. I don’t know what user name and password she was given when her card was registered. I got another application and attempted to begin all over again, but can’t complete the process as her name and address have already been used. She is getting quite agitated thinking about savings she is missing. Where do I go now to try and sort it out for her?
Hi Alison, thanks for getting in touch with us.
The Woolworths Everyday Rewards website has a ‘forgot your password’ option, at the log-in page which will allow you to retrieve the password to the account. Alternatively contact can be made to Woolworths Everyday directly to request the permanent card be sent. Please refer to the contact details I have sent to your email.
Cheers,
Jonathan
change my address
How do you action a change of address?
Hi Terrence, thanks for your inquiry!
You can change your email address and other personal details by logging in and entering the ‘My Account’ section on the Woolworths Everyday Rewards site.
I hope this has helped.
Cheers,
Jonathan
Hi Maureen, thanks for your inquiry!
You can change your address details by logging into the Woolworths Everyday Rewards website, going to ‘My Profile’ and ‘Contact Details’.
Cheers,
Jonathan
How do I change my address and email address
Hi Kerry, thanks for your inquiry!
The address and email can be amended by logging into the Woolworths Everyday Rewards website, going to ‘My Profile’ and ‘Contact Details’ afterwards.
Cheers,
Jonathan
How do I activate my card?
Hi Kaine,
Thanks for your inquiry.
Please see our guide to the Woolworths Everyday Rewards for activating your card.
Cheers,
Jonathan