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Here’s our next update to the American Express Cobalt Card Confirmed Multiplier Locations with 17 new locations from Canada and Taiwan. being added today. The feature is quickly approaching 2,000 entries covering thousands of locations around the world where you can use the American Express Co.... More »
Aeroplan soft launches using miles to bid for upgrades and a full time buy/gift miles option + MORE Mar 25th
Air Canada's Aeroplan soft-launched two new features today for program members. The first is using Aeroplan Miles to bid for upgrades on flights and the second is the full time availability to buying or gifting Aeroplan miles.Here are the details as provided to us by Air Canada:Use Aeroplan Miles to.... More »
December 2 Update: Aeroplan eStore 12 Days of Gifting, Westin Grand Vancouver to become a Hilton in 2021, Grab the TD Cash Back Visa Infinite Card now + MORE Dec 3rd
Aeroplan eStore's annual 12 Days of Gifting started today. For the next 12 days there will be a bonus of up to 10x points each day with a different retailer. Today, December 2 it is Indigo and the bonus is 7x points. Find out more here.Image via Aeroplan--- Loyaltylobby has reported (and co.... More »
Syrian hacker group hijacks US social media company website, posts message on visitors’ sites + MORE Nov 27th
LOS ANGELES, Calif. – A U.S. firm that helps connect more than 700 companies with customers through social media says a Syrian group hacked the company’s web address to upload a message to other websites.
Gigya CEO Patrick Salyer outlined what happened in a blog published Thursday.
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The Ultimate No Fee Cash Back Credit Card Portfolio + MORE Jun 9th
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8 keys to safe credit, debit card use on campus
– creditcards.com
Students who enter college also begin a lifelong journey with credit and debit card use. Here is how to do it safely
Credit Card Selector Tool
– moneysense.ca
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World’s central bankers pursue sometimes conflicting policies as economic prospects diverge
– canadianbusiness.com
WASHINGTON – The central bankers meeting this week at their annual conference in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, aren’t exactly in sync. Many are taking steps that clash with the policies of others.
The Federal Reserve is preparing to reduce its economic support. By contrast, the European Central Bank is considering more stimulus. So is the Bank of Japan. The Bank of England seems to be moving toward raising interest rates.
It isn’t just the biggest economies whose central banks are pulling in different directions.
This year, central banks in Mexico, Sweden and South Korea, among others, have lowered rates. Others — in Russia and South Africa, for example — have raised them.
It’s a long way from the co-ordinated efforts that major central banks made after the 2008 financial crisis erupted and economies began to stall. As governments slashed taxes and spent stimulus money, central banks shrank rates to unclog credit and avert a 1930s-style depression.
Today’s diverging central bank strategies aren’t without risk…
The Federal Reserve is preparing to reduce its economic support. By contrast, the European Central Bank is considering more stimulus. So is the Bank of Japan. The Bank of England seems to be moving toward raising interest rates.
It isn’t just the biggest economies whose central banks are pulling in different directions.
This year, central banks in Mexico, Sweden and South Korea, among others, have lowered rates. Others — in Russia and South Africa, for example — have raised them.
It’s a long way from the co-ordinated efforts that major central banks made after the 2008 financial crisis erupted and economies began to stall. As governments slashed taxes and spent stimulus money, central banks shrank rates to unclog credit and avert a 1930s-style depression.
Today’s diverging central bank strategies aren’t without risk…
Seniors vulnerable to credit card fraud
– creditcards.com
As people get older, even when they are intellectually still very sharp, it seems to become more difficult for them to determine who to trust and when
