Paul offers this travel — and family — advice:
My advice is to give your child the same first name as yours. In that way you can share status (albeit against the program rules) while still alive. For frequent family travelers, parent could go for high status in Star Alliance and SPG, child for One World and Hyatt. Only downside is that you can’t travel together 🙂
After death, the child can just pick up where their parent left off. And if they too named their child with the same name, we could have some 150 year old platinums out there 😉
See also: Tokyo’s “oldest man” may have been dead for decades (family collects a man’s pension for 30 years after he died).
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I guess that makes George Foreman the smartest man alive!
Man I had 6 chances and screwed this advice up every single time!!!!!! 🙂
Wow, advocating fraud! Very classy.
@FTflyer – nobody is advocating fraud. I read that comment, which I believe was offered in jest, and nearly spit out my coffee. I reproduced it because I found it *really funny*.
That is really funny.