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 – August 14, 2023 + MORE Aug 15th
Stack Prepaid Mastercard will be discontinued as of September 11, 2023, a new Amex Offers statement credit for SkipTheDishes and catch up on This Week in RWRDS. Check out today's points & miles updates here:
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How much debt is normal in Canada? We break it down by age + MORE Jun 22nd
Debt seems to be a normal thing for Canadians these days. After a brief decline during the pandemic, the Canadian household debt-to-income ratio soared to 184.5% in the first quarter of 2023. That means Canadians owe nearly $1.85 for every dollar of disposable income.
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RWRDS Daily Update Feb 11: AIR MILES Bonus Miles Flash Offer for using multiple Card Linked offers + MORE Feb 11th
AIR MILES Bonus Miles Flash Offer for using multiple Card Linked offers and a clarification for the 30% bonus on Amex Flexible Points Travel redemptions. Check out today's points & miles updates here:
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RWRDS Daily Update – October 27, 2023 + MORE Oct 28th
Earn up to 3x points when you dine at the Shangri-La Toronto or Vancouver, Earn 5x points on Apple purchases made via the Aeroplan eStore & a new Amex Offer for Oceania Cruises. Check out today's points & miles updates here:
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Astronomers Discover Activity on Distant Centaur Planetary Object - SciTechDaily + MORE Nov 1st
Astronomers Discover Activity on Distant Centaur Planetary Object SciTechDaily‘Very excited’ astronomers discover activity on rare CENTAUR hybrid of comet and asteroid RTView Full coverage on Google News.... More »
Top 6 Cash Back Credit Card Sign Up offers for September – These cards provide the best value out of their welcome bonuses
– RewardsCanada.ca
Here are the Rewards Canada Top 5 6 Cash Back Credit Card Sign Up offers for the month of September 2020! This is not a ‘best’ credit card list like our Top Cash Back Credit Card rankings but instead a look at cards that have very good acquisition (welcome/sign up) offers. As always when choosing a card you should always take other factors into account other than the just sign up bonus, but when some of these cards are first year free, they can and do pay off even when you grab them strictly for the sign up rewards. This month we see five of the six cards offering the first year free. Oh and this month we had to go with 6 cards instead of our usual 5 cards due to the four of them all offering the same welcome bonus.Here are our top 6 cash back credit card sign up offers for September (in alphabetical order) BMO CashBack World Elite Mastercard – 10% cash back on all purchases up to $2,000 (Apply here)Welcome offer cash back value: $200This card is offering 10% cash back on all spending during the first three months of having the card…Best credit cards in Canada with free roadside assistance 2020
– moneysense.ca
Add roadside assistance to the list that includes a plunger, first-aid kit and a screwdriver small enough to fix your sunglasses: Things you don’t realize you need until you need them. But discovering your credit card has this perk can feel like you won the lottery when you’re stranded on the highway during a good ol’ Canadian snowstorm. And that’s why we scoured for the best credit cards with free roadside assistance. You know credit cards can help you earn travel points or cash back; roadside assistance is a less-celebrated, but still valuable perk. And it’s worth considering when choosing which credit card you want in your wallet. Roadside assistance could cost $70 or more a year if you pay directly for a membership from CAA or another provider. Depending on where you live, the price of a tow can vary, but without a membership plan, some Canadians have been gouged $4,000 in towing fees for a single tow. Add on a roadside assistance on a credit card as a built-in service, and it’s nice to get emergency towing, flat tires fixed, gasoline delivery when you’ve stuck, your dead battery revived, access to your car when you’ve locked the keys inside, and much more…
