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RWRDS Daily Update – February 26, 2024 + MORE Feb 27th
WestJet, United and JetBlue all raise checked bag fees, a New Amex Offers statement credit for Noble Estates and Catch up on This Week in RWRDS. Check out today's points and miles updates here:
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For Spanish and Catalan economies, no winners from standoff - National Post + MORE Oct 29th
Irish ExaminerFor Spanish and Catalan economies, no winners from standoffNational PostMADRID — Xavier Gabriel can take some credit if the tiny Catalan mountain town of Sort is one of the most famous in Spain. He runs a lottery shop called La Bruja de Oro, or The Golden Witch, in a town whose name,.... More »
October 7 Update: Capital One® Aspire Travel™ World MasterCard® moves to straight redemption ratio, Enter to win a $100 Gas Card! + MORE Oct 8th
A pretty busy Wednesday! News, Tips & TricksGreat news for those who have or will be getting the Capital One® Aspire Travel™ World Elite MasterCard®! They have moved away from the tiered redemption ratio for redemptions under $600 as now 100 points will equal $1 no matter what. This means.... More »
Last day to apply - TD Cash Back Visa Infinite* Card with 10% cash back on all purchases with first year no annual fee for new cardholders Dec 6th
Today is the last day to apply for the current TD Cash Back Visa Infinite* Card offer of 10% cash back on all purchases made up to $2,000 in the first three months. On top of that they are waiving the first year annual not only for the primary card but also for the first additional card. This off.... More »
Lowest Winnipeg mortgage rates: Save with Cambrian Credit Union + MORE May 10th
When Canadians need a mortgage, they often default to the big banks—but there’s a whole other world of financing options to explore. Credit unions have competitive interest rates in Canada, including Manitoba, plus innovative mortgage options you may not be able to find elsewhere. Shopping aroun.... More »
Jan 27 Update: 100 Free Hyatt Gold Passport points, IHG PointBreaks released, Voila Hotel Rewards Facebook contest
– RewardsCanada.ca
The last Monday of January proves to be one filled with lots of news and bonuses!News, Tips & TricksThe Rewards Canada crystal ball is telling us that next week an exciting loyalty program/hotel booking partnership will launch that will be of interest to Canadians. It is also telling us of another new travel rewards credit card launching in March. As always stay tuned right here on the Rewards Canada blog and/or or our Twitter/Facebook feeds for all the details! Congrats to Phil and Bale who won the two Air Canada OnBoard vouchers we were giving aways. As before thanks to our reader Leo G. for donating them! Voila Hotel Rewards is running a contest for liking them on Facebook. Grand prize is 250,000 VHR Points and there are weekly prizes of 10,000 points. Enter here.IHG Rewards Club will in fact offer free Internet to all their members Worldwide as of this July. As we previously reported the terms of the offer stated that only Elite status members would get free Internet in Europe but that will change this July as the offer is expanded to all IHG Rewards Club members…What You Should Know About Subprime Car Loans
– ratesupermarket.ca

If you’ve driven past a car dealership lately, you’ve probably seen the signs: “0% financing on all remaining models!” But that doesn’t mean YOU can score that deal.
Close to one-third of Canadians looking to finance the purchase of a new or used vehicle aren’t eligible for such prime interest financing, according to industry estimates.
Of course, that doesn’t mean no one is going sell them a car. It’s just going to be financed through a subprime lender like TD Non Prime, Scotia Dealer Advantage or, the newest Canadian subprime player, Canadian Title Loan Corporation. So what should consumers know about taking on subprime loans?
Poor Credit Leads To Problems
Subprime lenders make loans to people with significant credit problems, either due to poor money management skills or personal setbacks such as job loss, divorce, medical emergencies and bankruptcy.
Not surprisingly, these subprime car loans have higher interest rates and less favourable terms in order to compensate the lender for the higher credit risk…
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