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PC Optimum points: How to maximize your rewards in 2023 + MORE Jul 25th
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PC Optimum points: How to earn, redeem and maximize your rewards in 2023
If you frequently shop at Loblaw-affiliated stores, the right PC Financial Mastercard or a PC Money Account can help you earn serious PC Optimum points.
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Harper pledges to re-introduce home renovation tax credit + MORE Aug 5th
Stephen Harper has delivered the first big-budget promise of the Conservative election campaign: a permanent home renovation tax credit that will cost taxpayers $1.5 billion a year once implemented.
However, Harper says the credit — a more modest version of a temporary credit the government first .... More »
RWRDS Daily Update April 22: Guide to Canadian Credit Card Car Rental Collision Damage Waiver Insurance Apr 22nd
Guide to Canadian Credit Card Car Rental Collision Damage Waiver (CDW) Insurance and an AIR MILES Flash Offer to earn up to 5,000 miles with Ashley. Check out today's points & miles updates here:
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5 things to know about the Air Miles lawsuit + MORE Sep 17th
Having trouble redeeming your Air Miles, or feel like there are rewards being kept from you? Well, you’re not alone. This week, JSS Barristers, a Calgary law firm, filed a class action lawsuit against LoyaltyOne, the company that owns and operates the Air Miles rewards program in Canada. We s.... More »
November 7 Update: Show your Starbucks Holiday Cup to get priority boarding on Alaska Airlines, win tickets to the CFL West Final with Canalta Rewards and 12 new miles & points bonuses + MORE Nov 8th
Flying Alaska Airlines out of Calgary, Edmonton, Kelowna, Vancouver or Victoria over the next four days? Show a Starbucks Holiday Cup to get priority boarding! The Seatlle based airline teamed up withe Seattle based coffee chain for this promotion for the launch of holiday cup season! Find out mo.... More »
Bad debt but good income? Your credit can be fixed
– creditcards.com
For a price, lenders are willing to forget your old credit sins, as long as you have enough income to prevent any new ones
PETERBOROUGH, Ont. – Dean Del Mastro has taken the stand in his own defence at his election overspending trial in Peterborough, Ont.
The Independent MP has yet to discuss the 2008 federal election campaign — the period of time during which Elections Canada alleges he broke campaign spending limits and rules for personal contributions.
But Del Mastro says that during the 2006 campaign he drew on his personal line of credit to bolster his run for office, although he kept his contribution within spending rules.
Del Mastro also says he was part of the Conservative party’s so-called “blue plan” in 2006, a centralized voter identification calling program the party used to target select ridings.
He says he didn’t find being part of the plan particularly useful and employed his own campaign volunteers to target potential voters.
Del Mastro’s stance on the “blue plan” is noteworthy since a key Crown witness noted earlier in the trial that the MP was “disappointed” to not be part of the program in the 2008 federal election…
The Independent MP has yet to discuss the 2008 federal election campaign — the period of time during which Elections Canada alleges he broke campaign spending limits and rules for personal contributions.
But Del Mastro says that during the 2006 campaign he drew on his personal line of credit to bolster his run for office, although he kept his contribution within spending rules.
Del Mastro also says he was part of the Conservative party’s so-called “blue plan” in 2006, a centralized voter identification calling program the party used to target select ridings.
He says he didn’t find being part of the plan particularly useful and employed his own campaign volunteers to target potential voters.
Del Mastro’s stance on the “blue plan” is noteworthy since a key Crown witness noted earlier in the trial that the MP was “disappointed” to not be part of the program in the 2008 federal election…
PETERBOROUGH, Ont. – Dean Del Mastro has taken the stand in his own defence at his election overspending trial in Peterborough, Ont.
The Independent MP has yet to discuss the 2008 federal election campaign — the period of time during which Elections Canada alleges he broke campaign spending limits and rules for personal contributions.
But Del Mastro says that during the 2006 campaign he drew on his personal line of credit to bolster his run for office, although he kept his contribution within spending rules.
Del Mastro also says he was part of the Conservative party’s so-called “blue plan” in 2006, a centralized voter identification calling program the party used to target select ridings.
He says he didn’t find being part of the plan particularly useful and employed his own campaign volunteers to target potential voters.
Del Mastro’s stance on the “blue plan” is noteworthy since a key Crown witness noted earlier in the trial that the MP was “disappointed” to not be part of the program in the 2008 federal election…
The Independent MP has yet to discuss the 2008 federal election campaign — the period of time during which Elections Canada alleges he broke campaign spending limits and rules for personal contributions.
But Del Mastro says that during the 2006 campaign he drew on his personal line of credit to bolster his run for office, although he kept his contribution within spending rules.
Del Mastro also says he was part of the Conservative party’s so-called “blue plan” in 2006, a centralized voter identification calling program the party used to target select ridings.
He says he didn’t find being part of the plan particularly useful and employed his own campaign volunteers to target potential voters.
Del Mastro’s stance on the “blue plan” is noteworthy since a key Crown witness noted earlier in the trial that the MP was “disappointed” to not be part of the program in the 2008 federal election…
Air Miles introduces a new Elite Status level: Onyx
– RewardsCanada.ca
Perhaps as a reaction to Aeroplan’s Distinction program, Air Miles soft launched a new elite status level earlier this week. Called Onyx, the new level is the highest elite level Air Miles members will be able to achieve. For years Air Miles has had only one elite level, Gold which offered those who reached it discounted flight reward offers and other benefits. This new level promises even more than Gold and while it adds a few more ‘travel’ benefits the majority additional benefits it has over Gold tend to be shopping and experience related. Granted the number one benefit I see from this new level is the promise of “Greater access to airline seats” which hopefully doesn’t mean more seats at more miles like we tend to see from many frequent flyer programs. Good news for those of you who hold the American Express Air Miles Reserve card, you’ll automatically get this elite status without having to meet the 6,000 miles earned in a calendar year requirement!I reached out to Air Miles for more details and here is what they passed on to me:Onyx is a new way to reward our best Collectors with exclusive benefits, such as discounts on flight and merchandise rewards, as well as priority customer service…Small banks, credit unions keep debit rewards programs alive
– creditcards.com
Three years after big banks started pulling the plug on debit card rewards programs, many small banks and credit unions are finding surprising success in offering similar rewards to their customers


