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RWRDS Daily Update July 25: Earn up to 125 Bonus AIR MILES at Shell on July 28 & earn bonus Aeroplan points on Air Canada flights out of Hong Kong + MORE Jul 26th
Earn up to 125 Bonus AIR MILES at Shell on July 28 and Earn up to 15,000 bonus Aeroplan points on Air Canada flights out of Hong Kong. Check out today's points & miles updates here:
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August 27 Update: Ultimate No Strings Attached Travel Credit Card Portfolio refreshed, InterContinental Toronto Yorkville to become a Sonesta Hotel, Business Platinum sees Dollarama offer as well Aug 27th
Rewards Canada's Ultimate No Strings Attached Travel Credit Card Portfolio received a much needed update yesterday after a couple years of no updates. This portfolio looks at one American Express, one Mastercard and one Visa card that provide the utmost in travel points fleixibilty and whe.... More »
What to know about credit card travel insurance as an Air Canada strike looms + MORE Aug 14th
After carefully planning a summer vacation, the last thing on your mind should be finding alternate transportation. But some travellers could be left scrambling as the clock ticks down to a possible work stoppage at Air Canada. The airline says it will gradually suspend its flights starting Thursday.... More »
Capital One ending its relationship with Costco and Hudson's Bay Oct 30th
While perusing Twitter last night I came across this tweet from Andrew Clarke (who used to do PR at Capital One Canada) announcing the changes coming to the American bank's Canadian operations:I would say this is definitely sad news! More downsizing is not what the Canadian economy needs but u.... More »
American Express has really shifted focus on keeping current Platinum cardmembers engaged and using their cards as much as possible with the amazing double points double value promotion. However as it is so lucrative for cardmembers and pricey for American Express to maintain they have dropped the welcome bonus significantly on both the personal and business versions of the Platinum Cards. The new welcome offers are as follows:The Platinum Card®New Platinum® Cardmembers, earn 25,000 Welcome Bonus Membership Rewards® points when you charge $2,000 in purchases to your Card in the first three months of CardmembershipBusiness Platinum Card® from American ExpressEarn a Welcome Bonus of 35,000 points when you charge $7,000 in purchases to your Card in your first three months of Cardmembership Not sure why but the other day I was thinking back to a credit card promotion from 2013. That promotion held the title of the highest ever welcome bonus offered in Canada until late 2018…Should You Wait Until the Deadline to File Your Taxes?
– ratesupermarket.ca
As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the federal government extended the tax filing deadline for individuals to June 1, 2020, from April 30, 2020. At the same time, the deadline to pay any taxes owing was also extended. Those are now due on September 1, 2020, instead of April 30, 2020.
This is good news for Canadians who have trouble trying to meet the deadline, anyone who’s been affected by COVID-19 personally, and those who owe the government money but don’t have the funds to pay just yet.
The Benefits of Filing Your Return Now
While the deadline is still weeks away, it’s best to submit your tax return as soon as possible, especially if you expect to get a refund. However, if you don’t file before the deadline, you (or spouse/common-law partner) may not receive any government benefits, such as the GST/HST credit payment or the Canada Child Benefit (CCB).
But if you owe taxes, filing your return late can also result in penalties. The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) will charge a penalty of 5% of your what you owe, plus another 1% of what you owe, for every month your return is late, up to a maximum of 12 months (or a total of up to 17%)…
