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Air Canada Aeroplan member-exclusive Black Friday Deals + MORE Nov 15th
Air Canada has launched their highly anticipated annual Black Friday Event with a flurry of offers! Whether it’s flights, hotels, car rentals, online shopping, you name it, there are points earning bonuses, redemption rebates and partner offers to be had. We have a sneak peek of the offers bel.... More »
RWRDS Daily Update – April 22, 2024 Apr 23rd
CIBC Air Canada AC Conversion Card being discontinued, Two new Amex Offers for Oceania Cruises & Trayvino Wine and catch up on This week in RWRDS. Check out today's points & miles updates here:
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Scotiabank Gold American Express Card review Jan 9th
The Scotiabank Gold Amex combines some of the best aspects of a travel card with the ability to participate in the Scene+ Rewards Program. For a modest annual fee, you’ll enjoy considerable insurance coverage, some travel perks, and the ability to earn up to 6 Scene+ points per $1 spent.
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Canada’s Best Metal Credit Cards for 2022: Everything You Need to Know + MORE May 13th
Are you looking for the highest possible credit card rewards and benefits? Look no further than a metal credit card. Except for black credit cards, metal credit cards offer the most exclusive credit card rewards in Canada. You can expect great earning rates, extensive travel benefits, and top-notch .... More »
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Limits to using airline miles
– creditcards.com
If you signed up for a credit card for the big airline mile bonus, you may be shocked at how much you still have to pay to fly
The Best No Annual Fee Credit Cards of 2017
– canadianfinanceblog.com
Best No Annual Fee Credit Cards
Tangerine Money-Back Credit Card
Up to three categories
at 2% cashback
Apply Now
On Tangerine’s Secure Website
President’s Choice Financial MasterCard
Points can be redeemed at Loblaws,
Superstore, and Shoppers Drug Mart
Apply Now
On RateSupermarket’s Secure Website
MBNA Rewards MasterCard
Signup bonus and
0% balance transfer
Apply Now
On MBNA’s Secure Website
Credit cards can be great tools to help you better manage your money. With credit cards, you end up with the convenience and safety of plastic. They are low-hassle ways to ensure that you can pay for your needs and wants. However, convenient these tools are, though, there isn’t a reason to pay an annual fee if you don’t want to…
Canada’s Top Travel Points Credit Card with no annual fee now has a 15,000 point sign up bonus!
– RewardsCanada.ca
In our 2017 Top Travel Rewards Credit Card rankings we crowned a new winner in the Travel Points Credit Card with no annual fee category, the Scotiabank More Rewards Visa card. It took first place without a sign up bonus, that’s how good the card is and it just got better. If you apply for the card by March 31st you can get up to 15,000 bonus More Rewards Points. You’ll get 5,000 upon approval and 10,000 more on your first purchase. A pretty easy way to score those 15,000 points worth around $63 towards travel. Doesn’t seem like much but when you add it in to the 6 Points per dollar you earn at More Rewards partners and 4 points per dollar everywhere else it is a nice addition to the card. You’ll want to read our full review of the Scotiabank More Rewards Visa Card here but we’ll mention again that the 4 points and 6 points per dollar that you earn are the equivalent of a 1.65% and 2.54% return towards travel redemptions. That’s huge for a no annual fee card! And not to toot our own horn but it appears that this sign up bonus is a celebration of us awarded the card first place in this category!Scotiabank More Rewards Visa CardEarn 5,000 Bonus More Rewards Points on approval and 10,000 Bonus More Rewards Points on first purchase if you apply by March 31, 2017 Earn 6 More Rewards points for every $1 spent on purchases at participating More Rewards locations including Save-On-foods, PriceSmart Foods, Overwaitea Foods, Cooper’s Foods and Urban Fare stores and participating More Rewards partners such as Petro Canada and Panago…Loblaw resets passwords for all PC Plus accounts
– moneysense.ca
Loblaw has reset passwords for all its PC Plus rewards collectors’ online accounts after points were stolen from some members’ accounts.
The company posted a warning on its website saying it requires all members to create new passwords — regardless of whether or not they changed them following the recent security breach.
Earlier this month, Loblaw urged members to create unique, secure passwords after some people noticed their points were missing.
The company said at the time that the breach stemmed from people using favourite or weak username and password combinations across multiple sites. Those were stolen from other sites and used to access PC Plus accounts.
The company said it’s reimbursing members whose points were stolen.
The company posted a warning on its website saying it requires all members to create new passwords — regardless of whether or not they changed them following the recent security breach.
Earlier this month, Loblaw urged members to create unique, secure passwords after some people noticed their points were missing.
The company said at the time that the breach stemmed from people using favourite or weak username and password combinations across multiple sites. Those were stolen from other sites and used to access PC Plus accounts.
The company said it’s reimbursing members whose points were stolen.
Read more:
Watch out for this PC points scam
PC Plus collectors told to beef up passwords
Turn $245 into $1,100 with loyalty credit cards
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