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New increased welcome bonus of 7,500 points on the no fee Scotiabank Scene+ Visa Card Nov 3rd
Scotiabank has released a new increased welcome bonus offer on their very popular no fee Scotiabank Scene+ Visa Card The bonus for this card now offers up to 7,500 Scene+ points for new cardholders who apply by February 28, 2025. This card just took first place for no fee travel rewards credit cards.... More »
Offer extended: 10% cash back for the first two months with Tangerine Mastercards + MORE Apr 3rd
Tangerine has once again extended their limited time welcome offers on the ever popular Tangerine credit cards to end of May. Both the Tangerine Money-Back Credit Card and the Tangerine World Mastercard will award a 10% cash back welcome earn rate in the first two months for any new approved applic.... More »
Loyalty Lesson Learned - Don't brush off reward programs + MORE Oct 19th
We welcome guest contributor, Matthew Couto - a Millennial traveller who left his desk job to travel the world. We learn a lesson from his travels and time off - using a rewards program credit card could have helped him save a lot more money by helping to pay off some of those travels. In this piece.... More »
AIR MILES expands partnership with Transat - more travel options, more ways to book and more mileage earning + MORE Jul 11th
After a tough year in 2016, AIR MILES is doing what it can to show Canadians they are still a program worth being part of and being loyal to. In 2017 the program has taken steps to try to regain the trust of Canadians and provide more value from the program. The latest announcement from AIR MILES th.... More »
RWRDS Daily Update – August 28, 2023 + MORE Aug 29th
CIBC Aventura Visa Gold Card review, New Amex Offers statement credit for Wendy's and Catch up on This week in RWRDS. Check out today's points & miles updates here:
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VW Canada offers to pay consumers $2.1 billion
– moneysense.ca
TORONTO —Volkswagen has reached a tentative settlement for compensating Canadian owners of VW-made diesel vehicles caught in a global scandal over rigged emissions data.
The settlement could cost Volkswagen $2.1 billion if accepted by courts in Ontario and Quebec.
According to the federal competition watchdog, it would be one of the largest consumer settlements in Canadian history.
The settlement could cost Volkswagen $2.1 billion if accepted by courts in Ontario and Quebec.
According to the federal competition watchdog, it would be one of the largest consumer settlements in Canadian history.
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The Competition Bureau says Volkswagen and its affiliate Audi Canada have also agreed to pay an additional $15 million for false or misleading marketing claims used to promote certain vehicles with 2.0-litre diesel engines.
The Canadian settlement doesn’t include vehicles with 3.0-litre diesel engines.
The proposed settlement — which covers certain models of Jetta, Golf, Passat and Beetle vehicles from VW and the Audi A3 — is separate from a deal between the German auto company and U.S. regulators.
The Canadian suit had alleged owners suffered from a decline in the resale value of their VW-made vehicles since the scandal came to light in September 2015…
7 ways to manage rising health care costs, avoid card debt
– creditcards.com
Steps to prevent you from relying on your credit card when dealing with rising health care costs
