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Loans for Canadians with bad credit: How to improve your score Aug 22nd
If you’ve ever looked at your credit card statement and thought, “How am I ever going to pay this off?” you’re not alone. Many Canadians are dealing with high-interest debt and, on top of that, worrying about how to boost their credit score. It can feel especially tough if your credit isn’.... More »
Final week? The best ever bonus on the RBC Avion Visa Infinite Card Apr 23rd
The current best ever bonus of up to 55,000 Avion Rewards points on the RBC Avion Visa Infinite card is set to end on April 30, 2023. This is one of the easiest welcome bonuses to achieve in the market and great for someone looking to quickly get a lot of points that they can […]
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RWRDS Daily Update – June 3, 2024: Five new Amex Offers and last day for TD’s higher card bonuses Jun 3rd
Five new Amex Offers from Expedia, Toronto Pearson & more, Final day for the current welcome bonus offers on TD cards and Catch up on This Week in RWRDS. Check out today's points & miles updates here:
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Now live: Air Canada Aeroplan dynamic pricing with seven partner airlines Mar 26th
Effective today (March 25, 2025) the dynamically priced award chart for flights on Air Canada now includes United Airlines, Emirates, Flydubai, Etihad Airways, and the program’s Canadian regional airline partners Calm Air, Canadian North, and PAL (Provincial Airlines). Award flights on these air.... More »
Why tax season is turning into a debt trap for Canadians (and how to avoid it) Apr 2nd
If you typically carry a credit card balance, you’re in good company. The recent Study of the Canadian Consumer (Winter 2026) by Vividata shows that more than 1 in 3 Canadians (36%) usually have a credit card balance from month to month. What’s striking, however, is the study’s finding that 49.... More »
Unlike the major banks and payday lenders in Canada, the alternative lending market is less directly regulated, and that can expose consumers to greater risks when borrowing, Lesley-Anne Scorgie writes.

