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Tim Hortons Rewards Credit Card To Launch In May
– ratesupermarket.ca
The competition in the coffee market is brewing as Timmies has upped the ante. Canadian java lovers will be happy to learn that Tim Hortons and CIBC are teaming up to offer a Visa loyalty rewards credit card. Loyal customers (of which there are no shortage in our great nation) will score points every time they swipe the new card, which can instantly be redeemed for their favourite Tim Hortons goodies. When you use your Tim Hortons Visa, you’ll receive one per cent Tim Cash, which is on par with similar loyalty rewards credit cards.
Cashing In On Canada’s Caffeine Crush
The card is scheduled in launch in May, and is anticipated to be a big hit – and considering there’s a Tim Hortons on almost every street, redeeming rewards shouldn’t be a problem. David Clanachan, COO at Tim Hortons Inc., says consumers will benefit from the everyday value provided by these rewards.
“At Tim Hortons we’re fortunate to have very loyal guests, many of whom visit us every day…
