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Earn up to 2,000 Aeroplan Points when you rent with Avis Mar 21st
One thing we haven't seen too much of from the new Air Canada Aeroplan program are bonus offers for flying (that one is a bit obvious as to why), hotel stays, car rentals and more. Yes, the current situation due to the pandemic in Canada and globally has curtailed travel and thus the promotion.... More »
New welcome offer of 100,000 PC Optimum points on PC Financial Credit Cards + MORE Dec 2nd
Another 100K credit card offer to let you know about and this one seems to be coming around every few weeks now but when it is around it is only live for a few days. That offer is the 100K bonus for getting a PC Financial Mastercard. This time the offer is valid for applications until December.... More »
Credit Card Review: MBNA Rewards World Elite® Mastercard® Oct 16th
Revamped in 2021 for the better – The MBNA Rewards World Elite® Mastercard® triumphantly made its way back into Rewards Canada’s Top Travel Credit Card rankings in 2022. This one time leader of the pack started falling down the ranks a few years ago, due to some small changes to card b.... More »
Before It’s Too Late! Best Credit Card Welcome Offers of July 2019 + MORE Jul 5th
We usually sign up for credit cards because of special features and benefits – from cash-back earning rates to travel perks to balance transfer offers. And one feature that may make or break your decision between one credit card or another is the welcome promotion – a special bonus that adds .... More »
Aeroplan and TD support Pride 2016 Celebrations in Toronto, Vancouver & Montreal + MORE Jun 28th
If you hold a TD Aeroplan co-branded credit card be sure to pull it out and use it this week in Toronto, late July in Vancouver and early August in Montreal! Why? For every dollar spend on the cards during the weeks listed below in the three cities Aeroplan and TD will donate one Aeroplan Miles to s.... More »
CIBC – TD Aeroplan Transition: Customers Speak Out
– ratesupermarket.ca
Last summer, CIBC announced the sale of roughly 550,000 of its Aeroplan credit card customers to TD in a three-way agreement between the two lenders and rewards provider Aimia. As of June 16th, the official transition for affected cardholders was complete – however, nearly a month later, many of these customers remain mired in transitional loose ends, calling TD to task for issues with accessing new cards, failing technology and all-around confusing customer service.
It’s the latter that has especially incensed transitioned cardholder Tom Smith, a former CIBC customer switched to the TD Aeroplan Visa Infinite. While he feels that his new card is “close to equivalent” in features to his old one, “the key differentiator in my view is the customer service, which in my opinion, is very poor.”
Granted, such a large-scale operation is sure to experience some blips – and it’s been reported that TD amped up their customer service team in preparation of the transition. They’ve also provided a public forum - meant for customers to report issues and inquire about new processes – that has since filled with transitional rants…
It’s the latter that has especially incensed transitioned cardholder Tom Smith, a former CIBC customer switched to the TD Aeroplan Visa Infinite. While he feels that his new card is “close to equivalent” in features to his old one, “the key differentiator in my view is the customer service, which in my opinion, is very poor.”
Granted, such a large-scale operation is sure to experience some blips – and it’s been reported that TD amped up their customer service team in preparation of the transition. They’ve also provided a public forum - meant for customers to report issues and inquire about new processes – that has since filled with transitional rants…
July 11 Update: Air India officially joins the Star Alliance, Aeroplan bonus at Home Hardware, transfer Best Western points to Flying Blue
– RewardsCanada.ca
A nice mix of news and bonuses for this last update of the week! News, Tips & TricksAfter many years and a few failed attempts Air India officially joins the Star Alliance today making it the 27th airline in the alliance. (Source: Star Alliance) Previously Best Western Rewards points could not be converted to Air France KLM Flying Blue miles but that has changed now as FB members will be able to convert their BWR points with restrictions however. Unlike other airline programs where transfers are only limited by the minimum point requirement, Flying Blue members will only be able to transfer their Best Western Rewards points into Flying Blue once per year at a 2:1 ratio with a maximum of 20,000 Rewards Points (10,000 FB miles). Full details Aeroplan is offering another short term bonus for shopping at Home Hardware. Members can double miles on all purchases in store or online until July 19. Full detailsONE DAY LEFT – Don’t forget to enter our contest!Aeroplan is turning is 30 later this week and to celebrate Rewards Canada has teamed up with Aeroplan to giveaway 30,000 Aeroplan miles! Find out how you can enter the contest here! You have until this Saturday to enter…Aeroplan and Air India team up on points
– moneysense.ca
MONTREAL – Aeroplan (TSX:AIM) says its members can now start earning and redeeming points for travel with Air India.
The move will give Aeroplan members a wider choice on routes connecting North America, Europe, Asia and Australia via India.
The addition of India’s flag carrier airline brings Aeroplan’s total number of airline partners to 32.
Aeroplan, which was spun off from Air Canada as part of its restructuring, is owned by loyalty rewards company Aimia.
READ: The best Aeroplan card in the switch from CIBC to TD »
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The move will give Aeroplan members a wider choice on routes connecting North America, Europe, Asia and Australia via India.
The addition of India’s flag carrier airline brings Aeroplan’s total number of airline partners to 32.
Aeroplan, which was spun off from Air Canada as part of its restructuring, is owned by loyalty rewards company Aimia.
READ: The best Aeroplan card in the switch from CIBC to TD »
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Debt and divorce: 5 steps to make a clean credit split
– creditcards.com
Divorce can get ugly if one person doesn’t follow debt repayment obligations spelled out in the divorce decree. Take these five steps to increase your chances of a smooth split
