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Air Canada / Aeroplan: Triple Miles for Accor stays Worldwide + a chance to win 80,000 miles + MORE Feb 18th
Just like the Iberia, British Airways, Singapore Airlines, Turkish Airlines and airberlin Accor stay offers that have been posted to the Rewards Canada bonus offer pages, there is now one for Aeroplan that offers up Triple miles for all stays and a chance to win 80,000 more Aeroplan Miles!Offer D.... More »
Oct 29 Update: Qatar Airways 2 for 1 Biz Class sale, 3 days left to vote for your favourite credit card, United MileagePlus transfer bonus + MORE Oct 30th
Wednesday was quiet in this neck of the woods! News, Tips & TricksMore of a review here in this section of two posts we put up since the last update:Qatar Airways 2 for 1 Business Class Sale out of Montreal (includes 50% bonus miles) - Book by Oct 31Credit Card Showdown: mbna SmartCash World Ma.... More »
Tax write-offs that Canadians often get wrong Apr 14th
I come across frequent questions from taxpayers about expenses they think they can claim as a tax deduction or credit. Often, they cannot be claimed, or there are strict criteria that apply.
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Back in the olden days, investors sometimes kept stock certificates in their safety .... More »
April 2 Update: Receive up to 10,000 bonus points for using Amex's Fixed Points Travel program, AIR MILES bonuses for Freshii at Shell in GTA & more! + MORE Apr 2nd
American Express has released a pretty good redemption bonus if you are looking to redeem points for flights booked via their Fixed Points Travel Program. You can get up to 10,000 points back when you redeem for flights by April 30 (flights do not have to be in April) Learn more about fixed poin.... More »
My bank has offered me a credit limit increase I didn’t request. Is there any reason I shouldn’t take it? + MORE Dec 5th
Experts say there are pros and cons to accepting an increase to your credit limit..... More »
Beware of slick pitches for credit services: Roseman
– thestar.com
Canada’s credit bureaus provide free credit reports by mail. But they also promote paid monthly services, which you may not want and can’t stop once you start.
