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Compare your card options + MORE Apr 8th
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Our credit card comparison tool helps you compare your options instantly—and find the perfect match.
You can sort results based on current welcome offers and gift card bonuses, annual fees, and the estimated rewards value earned annually. Or for further customizat.... More »
The improved TD First Class Travel® Visa Infinite* Card is here! Now with airport lounge access & additional accelerated earn rates + MORE May 1st
The TD First Class Travel® Visa Infinite* Card, a long standing offering in the Canadian travel rewards credit card market has received its upgrade that we let you know about this past January! This card, which has one of the best current welcome bonus offers of up to 135,000 bonus points (I highly.... More »
RWRDS Daily Update – August 21, 2024: The ultimate travel card trio for lower income brackets + MORE Aug 21st
The Ultimate Travel Rewards Credit Card Portfolio for Lower Income Earners and Hyatt Hotels to acquire The Standard & Bunkhouse Hotels. Check out today's points & miles updates here:
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The HSBC World Elite Mastercard will undergo some changes in February + MORE Nov 1st
The best travel rewards Mastercard in Canada will be undergoing some changes in February. The no foreign transaction fee HSBC World Elite® Mastercard® has been making inroads in our market since its launch in 2017 and will now see its first major revamp. The news is both good and not so good ̵.... More »
The Best Credit Cards for Dining Out + MORE Jan 3rd
The year 2020 may bring new resolutions, promises to hit the gym, and positive aspirations for the start of the decade. It also comes with rising housing expenses, gas costs, and food prices. But don’t let that bring you down. With a rewards credit card, you can earn points or money back just by .... More »
Agreeableness and your finances: Being too nice can cost you
– creditcards.com
A new study shows people who score high for agreeableness are at higher risk for bankruptcy and other financial problems. Nice people also tend to have lower credit scores and less money.
Yahoo has agreed to pay $50 million US in damages and provide two years of free credit-monitoring services to 200 million people whose email addresses and other personal information were stolen in one of the biggest security breaches in history.
