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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September 13 Update: Reminder that Marriott Bonvoy Peak/Off Peak pricing comes tomorrow along with other changes, up to 100 Bonus AIR MILES at Rexall & more! Sep 14th
A friendly reminder that today is the last day of flat rate redemption awards for Marriott Bonvoy. As of tomorrow, Peak and Off-Peak pricing will kick in which means that some awards will cost more, some less, it all depends and when and where you are staying. Today is also the last day to book .... More »
Two 'safe' ways to build credit using cards - CreditCards.com + MORE Jan 6th
The right credit card can help you build strong credit. Either piggybacking or going solo, responsible cardholder behavior is key..... More »
Receive up to an 85% bonus when you buy Air Canada Aeroplan points Sep 5th
Air Canada Aeroplan’s latest buy points promotion provides members with the opportunity to receive up to a 85% bonus when buying points by September 24, 2025. I’m not sure if this time it is a mystery bonus like the last few offers – do please let me know in the comments if you rec.... More »
How credit-card companies can fight online scams: Roseman + MORE Dec 20th
Free-trial trick has roped in plenty of victims; it’s time card issuers did more to protect their customers’ interests..... More »
How many Air Miles does your purchase earn? It depends on the fine print May 14th
Few people read the fine print, but it can explain a lot to Air Miles collectors..... More »
How America pays: Fed study paints big picture of card trends
– creditcards.com
How many credit cards are there? How many debit cards? How many checks do we write? The Federal Reserve’s new payments study paints a statistical portrait of how we spend
6-year-old mystery debt suddenly appears on credit report? Erase it!
– creditcards.com
Just before the statute of limitations expires, a negative item pops up on your credit report and the creditor can’t supply an account number
