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5 questions to ask before applying for a rewards card + MORE Feb 28th
Rewards cards can be tempting, but before signing up and dinging your credit, know the right questions to ask yourself.... More »
November 5 Update: Top Credit Card Sign Up Offers, New concept Holiday Inn Express opens in Victoria, $5000 Biz Clas ticket for $3300 + MORE Nov 5th
After a couple of days filled with lots of news we can take a bit of a breather today! News, Tips & TricksIHG's has been introducing a new design concept to their Holiday Inn Express brand of hotels and today marks the opening of their first new design location in Canada. The Holiday Inn Exp.... More »
'Joint and several liability' clause shares business debt risk + MORE Dec 30th
Small businesses have a hard time finding credit cards that don't require a personal guarantee. There are some that will allow you to share the liability with your company, but that has limits.... More »
What steps can I take to rebuild my poor credit history? Mar 6th
There’s no quick fix or to repairing your credit history, but every step counts including paying your bills on time and perhaps setting up automatic withdrawals so you don’t miss a payment..... More »
Great new offer on the Scotia Momentum VISA Infinite card - 10% back for first three months & first year free Jan 18th
We see the return of a very popular offer for the Scotia Momentum Visa Infinite Card. Right now for new applications Scotia will award you with 10% cash back on all purchases up to $200 cash back in the first three months. Not only that but they will waive the first year annual fee of $120 .... More »
Ontario Liberals dodge credit-rating downgrade from Standard and Poor’s
– theglobeandmail.com
Credit-rating agency say province must do more to control spending or increase revenues
Will a maxed out business card hurt my personal credit?
– creditcards.com
Most small-business credit cards are backed by a personal guarantee, so maxing them out may affect your personal credit record. But the bigger question is why you need to do so in the first place
WestJet Rewards: Double WestJet Dollars on select flights in Canada
– RewardsCanada.ca
We come across this in the U.S. all the time, when an airline launches a bonus mile promotion others tend to follow and it is nice to see it happening here in Canada as well! A few weeks ago Aeroplan launched a double Aeroplan Miles offer for select Air Canada flights within Canada and now WestJet has followed suit with their own offering of double WestJet Dollars on select routes in Canada with the same booking and end dates as their competitor’s offer.Offer details:Earn double WestJet Dollars each time you fly round-trip to select destinations within Canada. Full details and online booking. Book by August 29 for travel until Oct 31, 14Here are the eligible routes:China, Venezuela deepen economic ties during state visit to Latin American country
– canadianbusiness.com
CARACAS, Venezuela – China approved a $4 billion credit line and a flurry of new co-operative agreements Monday with Venezuela, its chief economic partner in Latin America.
Chinese President Xi Jingping and Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro announced the initiatives during a joint news conference in Caracas.
The credit line will support an economic development fund and will be repaid by oil shipments.
Venezuela’s socialist government has received roughly $50 billion from China in recent years, paying for the loans with the country’s petroleum.
On Monday, Maduro said the practice of exchanging loans for oil “doesn’t create a heavy debt burden like the old systems.”
The 38 new agreements announced aim to strengthen economic ties between Venezuela and its main creditor through joint initiatives in industries including energy, mining and transportation. On Saturday, the China Development Bank opened a branch in Caracas.
Xi has been touring Latin America for more than a week and has also visited Brazil and Argentina…
Chinese President Xi Jingping and Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro announced the initiatives during a joint news conference in Caracas.
The credit line will support an economic development fund and will be repaid by oil shipments.
Venezuela’s socialist government has received roughly $50 billion from China in recent years, paying for the loans with the country’s petroleum.
On Monday, Maduro said the practice of exchanging loans for oil “doesn’t create a heavy debt burden like the old systems.”
The 38 new agreements announced aim to strengthen economic ties between Venezuela and its main creditor through joint initiatives in industries including energy, mining and transportation. On Saturday, the China Development Bank opened a branch in Caracas.
Xi has been touring Latin America for more than a week and has also visited Brazil and Argentina…
30 renowned restaurants that don't take credit cards
– creditcards.com
Some beloved eateries all across the United States refuse to take credit cards from patrons, yet still find a way to thrive
