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Canada’s Best Credit Cards for People with Bad Credit 2020 + MORE Jul 17th
Conventional wisdom may lead you to believe that if you have bad credit, you should swear off credit cards. But if you want to improve your credit score you’ll have to show you can handle credit responsibly—and the only way to do that is (you guessed it) to have a credit card. Used properly, it .... More »
'Pay It Plan It' from American Express: Fees, tips; is it worth it? + MORE Mar 7th
"Pay It Plan It" is a flexible payment option offered by American Express in some personal credit cards. Is it worth it? Here's everything you need to know, including fees and tips..... More »
REMINDER The credit card to consider getting right now - August 2022 + MORE Aug 23rd
We continue our monthly feature where we recommend a card to consider applying for right away during the course of the current month. How do we pick which card should be highlighted? We'll look at numerous factors however in most cases it will primarily be due to the limited time offer on .... More »
Redemption Stories: Using Scotia Rewards points for an All Inclusive Vacation and utilizing free lounge passes from the Scotiabank Passport Visa Infinite Card + MORE Mar 10th
Today we welcome back Jeff W. who has contributed several articles in the past to Rewards Canada. Jeff has been a long time reader of Rewards Canada and we've had lots of discussions with him via email and Twitter as he is always looking to maximize his credit card, travel and other loyalty progr.... More »
“I have receipts”: Why you need to keep Canada income tax documents + MORE Feb 6th
Ask MoneySense
What receipts are required to submit/save for one’s personal tax return? I’m trying to trim the amount I need to put together to submit my taxes.
—Pepper
Keeping receipts for income tax claims
If you’re claiming any kind of tax deduction or credi.... More »
New "UltraFICO" score will focus on checking history
– creditcards.com
For the first time, a FICO credit score will take into account how much money you have in the bank, instead of your credit history.
