The Ultimate Cash Back Credit Card Portfolio + MORE Mar 17th

In this feature of Rewards Canada’ Ultimate Credit Card Portfolios we look at the ultimate one for earning cash back. We have always recommended that you should carry a Visa, a MasterCard and an American Express card in your wallet. The reason why is that there are benefits, promotions and earning potential unique to each brand of credit card. We won’t go into detail here as you can read all about it in our feature on how to Maximize your Miles and Points but here we outline one card from each brand that will help you build up those cash back returns faster than ever. Ultimately there are various options that could be utilized for a cash back portfolio but we look at one card from each issuing family that won’t totally break the bank on annual fees but will provide strong cash back earning along with very strong insurance benefits.What is Rewards Canada’s Ultimate Cash Back Credit Card Wallet? Read the complete article on the main Rewards Canada website to find out!

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Offer DetailsEarn up to 5,000 Aeroplan Miles when you stay three times  at participating Radisson, Country Inns & Suites By Carlson, and Park Inn by Radisson hotels in Canada. No registration is required. Simply provide your Aeroplan # at time of booking and check in. Book online at Radisson, Country Inns & Suites, or Park Inn Valid for stays until May 31, 15The more you stay the more you earn. Number of Stays – Number of Miles First stay – Double Miles Second Stay – Triple Miles Third Stay – 5 Times the Miles Potential Total Miles – 5,000 MilesTerms and conditions:The 5,000 Offer (“Promotion”) is available on new reservations at participating Radisson, Country Inns & Suites By Carlson and Park Inn by Radisson hotels in Canada (“Participating Properties”) for Eligible Stays with a check-in date beginning March 15, 2016 and completed by May 31, 2016 (“Promotional Period”)…

News, Tips & Tricks Ouch, one of the cards that has been in my wallet the longest and one of my favourites is about to get devalued! The tailored travel credit for the Diners Club Club Rewards MasterCard is getting cut back. This is the book any travel and redeem points against the charge feature of the card. Granted to start with the rate was a 1.7% return which is lower than other cards out there with 2% however the card comes with an awesome airline lounge programs, costs less then those other cards and has one of the best CDW insurance coverages of any card out there as they don’t put a dollar limit on cars (just types of cars like all others) so when we were in Maui last month our free upgrade to fully loaded Infiniti QX80 didn’t concern me as Diners doesn’t max out at $65,000 like other cards. So what is the new tailored travel credit value? 1.5%. Not bad, kind of like the old TD First Class rate but now its a full half percent lower than major competitors. I need to decide whether it is worth it to keep this card after the change…