The “Big Five” Canadian banks offer credit cards and include Royal Bank of Canada, Toronto Dominion Bank (TD Canada Trust), Bank of Nova Scotia, Bank of Montreal and Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC). Did you know that there are many other options?
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RWRDS Daily Update – January 15, 2024 Jan 15th
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Immigration minister says she's accountable after former IRGC official was granted permit for FIFA event - CBC + MORE Apr 30th
Immigration minister says she's accountable after former IRGC official was granted permit for FIFA event CBCCarney, ministers say IRGC members barred from Canada after visa granted Global NewsIranian soccer chief denied entry to Canada The Globe and MailCanadian offi.... More »
OFFER EXTENDED: TD First Class Travel Visa Infinite Card: Up to 135,000 points + first year free + MORE Jan 8th
TD has extended the highest welcome bonus of up to 135,000 points along with no annual fee in the first year on their TD First Class Travel® Visa Infinite* Card. This bonus matches the best offer that has been seen on the card several times since it was revamped in October 2022. The up to […].... More »
This Week in RWRDS: November 18 – 24, 2023 + MORE Nov 24th
This week we talk about the much anticipated Shoppers Drug Mart PC Optimum Big Bonus Redemption Event, touch upon the Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan changes and much more in our weekly credit card and loyalty rewards newscast! Watch This Week in RWRDS here: Listen to This Week in RWRDS here: Topics of.... More »
Air Canada Aeroplan adds yet another airline partner - you can now earn and redeem points on Gulf Air + MORE Aug 24th
Really Aeroplan? You can stop this now. Well, actually please don't but do know you are keeping us from completing other tasks with all the news you keep dishing out. It hasn't even been 24 hours since the last big Aeroplan announcement of their 10x points offer for TD cardholders and no.... More »
WestJet RBC World Elite Mastercard cardholders now get free Wi-FI on WestJet flights and globally on the Boingo network
– RewardsCanada.ca
A benefit that has been on some World Elite Mastercards in Canada but not all has now been extended to all of them. That benefit is free Boingo Wi-Fi at more than 1 million locations worldwide and on select airlines including WestJet. This benefit and several others including credits with Foodora and Ritual launched on April 1st for all Canadian World Elite Mastercards. This is a good move from Mastercard Canada as card issuers continue to need to add benefits to compete with each other outside of the rewards side of things. Of course out of the additions the free Boingo Wi-Fi is the biggie here and is quite possibly the most exciting for those who have the WestJet RBC World Elite Mastercard. It’s just one more benefit that makes (or will make in the future) the WestJet flying experience that much better. You have the companion vouchers, the first checked bag for free and now you have your inflight Wi-Fi covered as well.If it is the same Boingo Wi-Fi that we’ve seen on from other cards that already had the benefit you should be able to connect up to 4 devices per account although I couldn’t find confirmation on either the WestJet or Mastercard Canada websites…Refresh Financial Review: Build Credit to Improve Your Financial Situation
– canadianfinanceblog.com
If you’re suffering from damaged credit, there are steps you can take to recover. Refresh Financial is a company whose primary goal is to help Canadians take control of their finances. In fact, they even state on their website that “they help people from any background build a better financial reputation, especially those who might not be treated well elsewhere”. Refresh accomplishes this primarily by providing cash secured savings loans and credit cards for customers who struggle with poor credit. In this review, I’ll explain how it all works, and what to look out for.
Refresh Financial Products
Refresh Financial offers cash savings loans as well as a secured visa card. They also provide their customers with access to the Refresh f.i.t, a series of financial education resources designed to teach clients about money management. It’s a nice touch, a value add to anyone who has struggled with their finances in the past. Now, let’s take a more detailed look at Refresh Financial’s product lineup…
Refresh Financial Products
Refresh Financial offers cash savings loans as well as a secured visa card. They also provide their customers with access to the Refresh f.i.t, a series of financial education resources designed to teach clients about money management. It’s a nice touch, a value add to anyone who has struggled with their finances in the past. Now, let’s take a more detailed look at Refresh Financial’s product lineup…
Mnuchin: Struggling Shale Firms Should Seek Help From The Fed OilPrice.comFed balance sheet increases to record $5.86 trillion Kitco NEWSFed’s dilemma: Picking winners for $4 trillion in credit ReutersThe dollar cements its position | HT editorial Hindustan TimesAll hands on deck Washington ExaminerView Full coverage on Google News
TD Cash Back Visa Infinite* Card – No annual fee in the first year & 6% back on all purchases for the first three months (up to $2,000)
– RewardsCanada.ca
A new limited time offer came out sometime ago for the TD Cash Back Visa Infinite* Card that we missed covering here on the RC blog. It sees a promotional cash back rate of 6% back on all purchases made in the first three months up to $2,000. That means if you spend that 2K you’ll get $120 back and they are offering a first year annual fee waiver on the card which means that $120 comes to you at no cost. If you have a TD All Inclusive account the annual fee and first additional card fee are waived for as long as you have the account. The card has seen up to 10% back with no annual fee before so this isn’t the best offer we’ve seen on the card but it’s still a pretty good one consider the earnings.Once you hit the $2,000 in spending or three months of having the card the earn rate returns to standard 3% back on eligible grocery purchases and gas purchases, and on regularly recurring bill payments set up on your Account (up to $15,000 in spend annually) and 1% on all other purchases…Mnuchin: Struggling Shale Firms Should Seek Help From The Fed OilPrice.comFed balance sheet increases to record $5.86 trillion Kitco NEWSFed’s dilemma: Picking winners for $4 trillion in credit ReutersThe dollar cements its position | HT editorial Hindustan TimesAll hands on deck Washington ExaminerView Full coverage on Google News


