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Marriott Bonvoy Elite Members to receive 50% elite night credits, will offer a double points/elite credit promotion & a discount on off peak redemptions + MORE Jan 12th
Marriott just announced they will once again be giving a boost to their elite members to make re-qualifying for status easier during these depressed travel times. This February all elite members will receive elite night credits equal to half of what it would normally take to earn the same stat.... More »
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Business cards: 3 reasons you need them, 3 you don't + MORE Sep 28th
As an entrepreneur or company owner, do you need a business credit card that charges an annual fee? Reasons you do include you travel a lot. Reasons you don't include your finances are already stretched thin..... More »
RWRDS Daily Update April 18: You can now fly direct from Calgary to Munich with Discover Airlines Apr 18th
You can now fly direct from Calgary to Munich with Discover Airlines and Muir Halifax upgrades from Autograph Collection to Luxury Collection. Check out today's points & miles updates here:
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The Best Travel Credit Card Welcome Bonus Offers for October 2025 + MORE Oct 3rd
Here are the Best Travel Credit Card Sign Up offers for the month of October 2025. This is not an overall ‘best’ credit card list like our Top Travel Rewards Credit Card rankings for 2025 but instead a look at cards that have the most valuable welcome bonus sign up offers. It must be sai.... More »
Big banks defend their records to MPs amid allegations of questionable practices
– canadianbusiness.com
Federal MPs are hearing from Canada’s big banks as a parliamentary committee explores allegations of questionable sales practices at major financial institutions.
The committee launched the hearings following media reports citing unnamed employees at some banks who allege they were pressured to sell unnecessary products and services in order to boost profits and hit lofty sales objectives.
Representatives of the country’s largest banks, including CIBC, Scotiabank, TD, BMO, National Bank and RBC, are testifying before the committee.
Officials from the big banks are denying the accusations and defending their practices by insisting they put the needs of their customers first, enforce codes of conduct, regularly seek staff and client feedback and address any inappropriate behaviour.
They all say the allegations in the reports, which were first broadcast by the CBC, are unacceptable and that all issues with client interactions are taken very seriously.
Last week, the committee heard allegations through first- and second-hand accounts made by former bank employees that workers feel pressure to hit unreasonable sales goals, entice clients into raising their credit-card limits and offer mortgages beyond what clients can reasonably afford…
The committee launched the hearings following media reports citing unnamed employees at some banks who allege they were pressured to sell unnecessary products and services in order to boost profits and hit lofty sales objectives.
Representatives of the country’s largest banks, including CIBC, Scotiabank, TD, BMO, National Bank and RBC, are testifying before the committee.
Officials from the big banks are denying the accusations and defending their practices by insisting they put the needs of their customers first, enforce codes of conduct, regularly seek staff and client feedback and address any inappropriate behaviour.
They all say the allegations in the reports, which were first broadcast by the CBC, are unacceptable and that all issues with client interactions are taken very seriously.
Last week, the committee heard allegations through first- and second-hand accounts made by former bank employees that workers feel pressure to hit unreasonable sales goals, entice clients into raising their credit-card limits and offer mortgages beyond what clients can reasonably afford…
Am I liable for cards in my name that I didn't use?
– creditcards.com
If you’re asked to take out credit cards for a friend’s business, be careful about agreeing – you could be liable for the purchases
7 ways you can lose credit card rewards points
– creditcards.com
You worked hard for those points, so don’t throw them away
