The “Big Five” Canadian banks offer credit cards and include Royal Bank of Canada, Toronto Dominion Bank (TD Canada Trust), Bank of Nova Scotia, Bank of Montreal and Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC). Did you know that there are many other options?
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Bank cards are better for everyday use, but if you love a specific brand, go for it
Enhanced earning on the Chase Marriott Premier Visa and Starwood Preferred Guest Credit Card for Marriott & Starwood stays!
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We mentioned a few weeks ago on our social media that the Chase Marriott Rewards Visa Card was going to get better and it has, but not only has that card become better so has the Starwood Preferred Guest Card from American Express!Marriott Rewards® and Starwood Preferred Guest (SPG®), the innovative and award-winning loyalty programs of Marriott International, Inc. (NASDAQ: MAR) have announced an industry-leading points earning opportunity for Canadian members of its co-brand credit cards following Marriott International’s recent acquisition of Starwood Hotels and Resorts.Canadian Chase Canada Cardmembers and American Express Cardmembers can enjoy the following NEW offers:· Beginning December 1, 2016, Marriott Rewards Premier Visa Credit Card from Chase Canada Cardmembers can earn five Marriott Rewards points for every eligible dollar spent using their Card on qualifying purchases made at participating global SPG properties. These Cardmembers already currently earn five Marriott Rewards points for every eligible dollar spent using their Card on qualifying purchases made at participating global Marriott Rewards properties…Scotiabank More Rewards Visa Card Review
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Launched in May of 2016 the Scotiabank More Rewards Visa Card stormed onto the market as one of the strongest no annual fee travel cards in the Canadian market. It is the new co-brand credit card offer for the Western Canadian based More Rewards program that comes to us from the Overwaitea Food Group. Now growing into a nationwide coalition reward program, More Rewards saw the need for a new co-brand credit card that was offered by a major Canadian bank, hence the tie up with Scotia. Overview The Scotiabank More Rewards Visa Card issued by Scotiabank is one of the newest cards available to Canadians at the time of publishing this review and in our mind it is one of the most underrated. Why do we think this? Other credit card and financial sites have looked at the card but only looked at the general rewards catalog of More Rewards and they cited a weak return for what you earn with this card. What those blogs and sites failed to do was actually join More Rewards (costs nothing) and check out their travel reward options…November 15 Update: Marriott/SPG Credit Card enhanced earning, More Rewards Visa review & up to 15x AIR MILES at Shell
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News, Tips & TricksBig day for those of you who hold the Marriott Rewards Visa and/or Starwood Preferred Guest Credit Cards as your earning has been enhanced for stay across all 30 brands in both hotel chain’s portfolios. Read our post from earlier today for all the details!We haven’t done a full Rewards Canada style credit card review since March so to say another is was long overdue is an understatement! So today we released our review of the Scotiabank More Rewards Visa Card. Have you listened to Episode 7 of the Rewards Canada Weekly Round Up Podcast yet? Go to our podcast page for full details and to download. This week we look at our Exclusive Booking offer, the Ultimate Air Canada credit card portfolio and more! You still have time to enter for a chance to win WestJet Rewards Gold Elite status in our 15th Anniversary week 3 contest! The status provides you with some great benefits when flying on WestJet! Check out this latest contest along with our exclusive booking promotion on the 15th Anniversary site! Also remember that as part of our 15th Anniversary you can earn double MileagePlus Miles on all hotel bookings made via Kaligo! Find out more here…MPP eyes ban on Air Miles reward expiry: Roseman
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Liberal MPP Arthur Potts has introduced a private member’s bill to ban expiry dates on reward points issued by loyalty plans.
