The best rewards credit cards in Canada for 2024 + MORE Nov 16th

If you carry a balance on a regular credit card, chances are you’re paying around 20% in interest. At that rate, it can become difficult to keep up with the payments and your debt can spike—fast.

Moving your credit card debt to a balance transfer credit card can help you pay off the principal more quickly by giving you access to a lower regular interest rate. Many balance transfer cards offer a welcome bonus with an extra-low (and sometimes 0%) rate for a limited time. Check out our picks for the best balance transfer credit cards in Canada.

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The best balance transfer cards in Canada

Finding the right balance transfer credit card can make a big difference in managing your debt and saving on interest…

We break down the top credit cards in the country that’ll help you save at the pump—with either cash back or rewards points.

Top 3 gas credit cards

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Best for cash back

CIBC Dividend Visa Infinite Card

Earn 4% cash back on gas and EV charging.

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Annual Fee:
$120

Interest Rates:
$20…

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Canada’s best rewards credit cards

Rewards credit cards help you earn cash back or points, which can be redeemed toward groceries, travel, merchandise, gift cards and more. But to figure out the best rewards credit card for you, you’ll need to answer a few questions. Do you prefer to collect points or get cash back in your pocket? Is it worth paying an annual fee for premium perks, or would you rather a no-fee card? No matter your criteria, you’re bound to find a great fit with one (or more!) of the rewards credit cards below…

If you’re one of the nearly 80% of Canadians planning a trip outside your province or territory this year, you’re going to want to use a travel credit card with solid insurance.

Top 3 cards for travel insurance

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Best for comprehensive insurance

National Bank World Elite Mastercard

Travel medical emergency insurance for trips up to 60 days with insurance options also available for seniors (rare among travel cards).

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Annual Fee:
$150

Interest Rates:
$20…