Banking in Canada can be a murky subject – one that we hope to shed some light on with a series of highly informational articles.
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Is It Time to Move Your Money?
– ratesupermarket.ca
The search is on for greener pastures this week, as banking customers seek out the best rewards, customer service, and no-fee options for managing their cash.
On the credit card front, former CIBC Aeroplan customers have been speaking out against their mandated move to TD – and we’ve gone to bat regarding some of their biggest frustrations. Meanwhile, new developments in credit card interest charges, and a revived auto insurance discount plan, leave one wondering what other lenders have in store. Read on for our full coverage.
TD – CIBC Aeroplan Transition: Customers Speak Out
Last summer, CIBC announced they’d be selling half of their Aeroplan credit card business (about 550,000 cardholders) to TD. Now, a month after the official switch, many transitioned clients still face frustrations due to poor customer service, lack of rewards and tricky tech issues.
Did TD drop the ball here – or are blips to be expected in such a large-scale operation? We asked them the tough questions – read on for their answers…
On the credit card front, former CIBC Aeroplan customers have been speaking out against their mandated move to TD – and we’ve gone to bat regarding some of their biggest frustrations. Meanwhile, new developments in credit card interest charges, and a revived auto insurance discount plan, leave one wondering what other lenders have in store. Read on for our full coverage.
TD – CIBC Aeroplan Transition: Customers Speak Out
Last summer, CIBC announced they’d be selling half of their Aeroplan credit card business (about 550,000 cardholders) to TD. Now, a month after the official switch, many transitioned clients still face frustrations due to poor customer service, lack of rewards and tricky tech issues.
Did TD drop the ball here – or are blips to be expected in such a large-scale operation? We asked them the tough questions – read on for their answers…
