How many miles will my spending earn?
I puton my cards each month.
In a year, that’s75,600milesChase Aeroplan® Card · Aeroplan® · Net value +$1,039
How do people your age compare?
At $3,000/mo, you spend about the same as people in their 30s ($3,200).
You$3,000/mo75,600
20savg $1,800/mo45,400
30savg $3,200/mo80,600
40savg $3,900/mo98,300
50s+avg $3,300/mo83,200
Miles a year · top card by net value at each spend · your top card: Chase Aeroplan® CardSee the ranking with my spend →
How we calculate net value
We convert miles to cash and subtract the annual fee, so you can see whether a pricier card pays off.
Miles a year75,600
×Value per mile1.5¢
−Annual fee$95
=Net value+$1,039
- Chase Aeroplan® Card · at $3,000/mo
- 1 mile ≈ 1.5¢ (assumption, Oct 2026). Earn rates and annual fees follow each issuer’s disclosure.
- Cards with earn caps are calculated with the cap applied.
Every number comes from the issuer
We check all 9 cards every month and show the verification date and source for each one. Rankings are not affected by partnerships.
Report an error- Citi2 cards · verified 2026-10-01Disclosure
- Barclays1 cards · verified 2026-10-01Disclosure
- American Express3 cards · verified 2026-10-01Disclosure
- Chase3 cards · verified 2026-10-01Disclosure
Frequently asked questions
Your yearly miles converted to cash, minus the annual fee. A card that earns more can still come out lower if its fee is high.