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Aeroplan improves conversion rates to Starbucks but it’s no match for the coffee chain’s recent devaluation + MORE Feb 19th
Air Canada Aeroplan has adjusted the redemption rates and options for converting Aeroplan points to Starbucks Stars. This takes a little bit of heat off the recent devaluation in the Starbucks Rewards program but in the end it still represents an overall lower value for your Aeroplan Points when con.... More »
Balance transfers from personal to business cards + MORE Apr 11th
Small-business owners should use a business credit card for all business expenses and can transfer a balance from a personal card to a business card to build credit, get perks.... More »
RWRDS Daily Update Jan 21: Another stacking opportunity with Amex Offers + Avion Select Jan 22nd
Another stacking opportunity with Amex Offers + Avion Select and Clarification on TD's new Terms & Conditions in regards to any travel anytime bookings. Check out today's points & miles updates here:
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Use free card services to monitor your credit in wake of Equifax breach + MORE Oct 5th
With recent data breaches at Equifax and elsewhere, card issuers offer options that can help guard against errors and fraud.... More »
RWRDS Daily Update – November 22, 2023 + MORE Nov 22nd
New Amex Offers statement credit for dining at Toronto Pearson International Airport and the race for the first Moxy Hotel to open in Canada looks like it will go to Halifax - by five days! Check out today's points & miles updates here:
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Canada’s national parks will be free in 2017
– moneysense.ca
Explore the splendour of the Canadian wilderness—for free. In honour of Canada’s 150th year, admission to all national parks will be on the house in 2017. (Note: fees still apply for camping and guided tours.) Book early starting in January 2017 or ask if there are first-come first-serve sites and then plan to arrive early. How much can you save? Consider that a family of four spending time at any national park in Canada pays between $13 and $19 for a day pass. During a road trip, a family can often visit three parks. So a visit to Banff National Park in Alberta, Bruce Peninsula in Ontario and Cape Breton Highlands National Park in Nova Scotia which would have a family total of $53.90,will cost $0 in 2017. Oh, Canada!
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Debt-free seniors may have a new credit problem: They're 'unscorable'
– creditcards.com
Congratulations! You’ve paid off your mortgage and all other debt. But you may have lost something else in the process: your credit score
How to remove old debt from credit reports
– creditcards.com
If a debt is older than decade, it should have fallen off your credit report
