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Best credit cards for airport lounge access Jun 6th
Relax or work away from the crowds while you wait for your flight. These cards offer complimentary access to airport lounges around the world..... More »
How fake World Cup fans are trying to game Canada's visa system Jan 18th
Some agents are misrepresenting rules about work permit exemptions to clients, adding to worries about visitors entering under false pretences..... More »
Millennials Could Be Hit Hardest by the Bank of Canada’s Interest Rate Hike Jun 2nd
Canadians, get ready to pay more to borrow money: The Bank of Canada, or BoC, announced a 0.50 per cent interest rate hike today to tame inflation, bringing its key interest rate up to 1.5 per cent, and signalled more hikes will come.
After slashing its key interest rate to 0.25 per cent at the o.... More »
Final Day! Best ever bonus of 55,000 points on the RBC Avion Visa Infinite Card + MORE May 1st
The best ever bonus of up to 55,000 Avion points on the RBC Avion Visa Infinite card is coming to a close at the end of today and it will not be extended! This is one of the easiest welcome bonuses to achieve in the market and is great for someone looking to get quick […]
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Aeroplan further extends the pause on points expiry to November 2025 Jun 23rd
Air Canada Aeroplan has announced a further extension on the pause of points expiry to November 2025. The airline first paused points expiry during the pandemic and even as the world began to emerge from Aeroplan continued to extend the pause. The last extension was until September 29, 2024 but they.... More »
April 17 Update: Expiry and Inactivity Rules of Canadian Loyalty Programs updated, Aventura Visa’s offering 20,000 points + first year free & more!
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Great News! We have added the Capital One® Mastercard®, Exclusively for Costco Members to our Cash Back Credit Card comparison chart! Check it out here. Our feature article Expiry and Inactivity Rules of Canadian Loyalty Programs has been updated! See what all the details are now for most major Canadian programs. Posts since our last update: Ouch! No more Starpoints sign bonus for the Starwood Preferred Guest Credit Card from American Express – Statement credits instead Hot on the heels of yesterday’s Marriott and SPG announcement comes this change to the sign up offer for…Marriott Rewards and Starwood Preferred Guest come together with the announcement of one set of benefits There have been lots of rumours and some spoilers floating around the frequent traveller blogs and forums about today’s announcement…Hotel Review: San Francisco Airport Marriott Waterfront The Rewards Canada family was in need of a hotel near SFO for a quick overnight stay to catch a…Travel Deals Save 20% on Starwood stays in the Middle East and Africa when you book via a Samsung Galaxy phone…Americans going cashless varies by age and region
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While three in 10 Americans say they never or rarely carry cash anymore, millennial women in the the Southeast and Southwest are leading the way, a Capital One study finds. The laggards? West Coast baby boomer men.
Ouch! No more Starpoints bonus for the Starwood Preferred Guest Credit Card from American Express – Statement credits instead
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Hot on the heels of yesterday’s Marriott and SPG announcement comes this change to the sign up offer for the Starwood Preferred Guest Credit Card from American Express and it is surprising! They have done away, for the time being, with bonus Starpoints for getting the card! We have seen 15,000, 20,000 and 25,000 points being offered on this card in the past (even until tomorrow you can get 25,000 if you had the Chase Marriott Visa card) but it is unheard of for a major loyalty program with a premium card to totally do away with sign up bonus that rewards you with the currency of the loyalty program. Instead of points, you’ll get a $100 statement credit if you spend $1,500 on the card in the first three months and a $150 statement credit if you spend $200 or more at Marriott or Starwood Hotels within the first six months of having the card.This is significantly less value for the sign up bonus, the previous 20,000 Starpoint bonus we valued at well over $400 and now that is almost cut in half (and you still have to pay the annual fee)…What to do when a balance transfer credit line isn't big enough
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Options for when that new balance transfer card’s credit line isn’t large enough to absorb all your high-interest debt.
