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 – March 7 + MORE Mar 7th
We review the American Express Aeroplan Card; 2,000 Free Points for joining ITA Airways Volare and The British Airways Economist offer will end March 31. Check out today's miles and points updates here:
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What Canadians want from their rewards programs—and how to actually get it Nov 14th
November is Financial Literacy Month, and the perfect time for Canadians to take stock of how well their money is working for them. Credit card rewards programs play a big role in that picture, helping many Canadians get more value from their everyday spending. According to a new Angus Reid survey c.... More »
RWRDS Daily Update – April 5, 2023 + MORE Apr 6th
The latest Clash of the Credit Cards, 40% bonus on buying Marriott Bonvoy Points extended and 6 more Cobalt Multipliers in the GTA area. Check out today's points and miles updates here:
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RWRDS Daily Update – February 25 Feb 27th
We review the Air France KLM World Elite Mastercard and Porter Airlines to partner in development of a new terminal at Montreal Saint-Hubert plus 23 new Cobalt Card confirmed locations. Check out today's points & miles updates here:
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RWRDS Daily Update – June 22, 2023 + MORE Jun 23rd
Scotiabank Platinum American Express Card review, Porter Airlines confirms Toronto-St. John's flights and One more Walmart coding with 5x points for the Cobalt Card. Check out today's points & miles updates here:
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Earning Stories: Completing a quintuple dip for purchasing gas at Shell
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You’ll often hear points and miles enthusiasts and those that write about the industry make reference to dipping. That is double dip, triple dip and so on. What this refers to is earning multiple points, miles or other incentives for a single purchase or action. For most transactions the double dip is most common. It is your base earn in the loyalty program (the first dip), and then earning on your credit card for that purchase (the second dip). However, add in any bonuses or other promotions and that can grow to a triple or quadruple dip or even higher. Recently a combination of standard offers and limited time promotions allowed me to complete a quintuple dip when fueling up for gas at Shell!Achieving the quintuple dipHow did I achieve a quintuple dip? Well it took three standard offers and two limited time promotions to do so. The standard offers were the base AIR MILES earn, the base credit card earn and the discount that Shell offers to CAA members. Then, to round out the big time dip there was a bonus miles offer from Shell and an Amex Offers promotion to receive statement credits for making purchases at Shell…
A new Amex Offers for lululemon came out this past Friday! This one is pretty amazing in that if you strategically buy lululemon items for $50 (I know that’s tough with this store but it is possible) you essentially get those items for free as a $50 spend gets you a $50 statement credit. You can do this once for the remainder of 2022 and then once in the first half of 2023. Personally I received the offer on my Platinum Cardlululemon $50 statement credit offerEarn your first $50 credit when you spend at least $50 in qualifying purchases using your registered Card at lululemon locations in Canada or at www.lululemon.com by 31/12/2022. Spend another $50 in qualifying purchases between 01/01/2023 and 30/06/2023 to earn another $50 statement credit. Limit of 2 credits. Terms apply.Simply log in to your Amex account or go onto the Amex app to see if these offers have been sent to you and to register for them. You can find this and many more offers in our Guide to American Express Canada ‘Amex Offers’ —In the market for a new American Express Card? Check out our American Express page detailing all the latest welcome offers! 
