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August 12 Update: TD & Aimia confirm agreement, new sign up bonus for the True Earnings card, 1,000 bonus Le Club points at Sofitel in Montreal
– RewardsCanada.ca
Monday’s tend to be busy and today was no exception. Three interviews so far on the TD Aimia agreement and of course all the regular work! News, Tips & Tricks Of course the big news today if you haven’t seen it yet is confirmation that the TD Bank and Aimia (Aeroplan) agreement will be going ahead. Other than the confirmation there really aren’t any new details than what we learned back in June. See our post from earlier today with the TD press release or the post from June detailing the Aeroplan changes. American Express has brought back another statement credit bonus for new approvals on the The TrueEarnings® Card from Costco and American Express. You can earn a $20 Statement Credit with the TrueEarnings Card when apply by August 25th 2013 and charge a total of $100 or more on Costco.ca to your new TrueEarnings® Card by October 6, 2013. Here are the full details on the card: • You can earn a $20 Statement Credit with the TrueEarnings Card. Apply by August 25th 2013…It’s Official! TD Bank Group and Aimia (Aeroplan) confirm agreement; TD to be the new primary issuer of Aeroplan credit cards
– RewardsCanada.ca
Here is the an excerpt from today’s press release from TD Bank confirming what I have (and most other people) have thought would happen: TD Bank Group and Aimia confirm agreement Enhances TD’s position as a leading North American credit card provider Offers more travel rewards choices for customers Will add significant growth to the premium travel segment of TD’s credit card portfolio Discussions are underway regarding current portfolio of Aeroplan credit card accounts TORONTO, Aug. 12, 2013 /CNW/ – TD Bank Group (TD) (TSX and NYSE: TD) and Aimia Inc. (Aimia) (TSX: AIM) today announced that TD will become the primary credit card issuer for Aeroplan, a loyalty program owned by Aimia, starting on January 1, 2014. New choices for customers”We are thrilled to have this opportunity to work with Aeroplan to offer even more choice to our customers, and to grow the premium travel segment of our credit card portfolio,” said Michael Rhodes, Executive Vice President, North American Credit Cards and Merchant Services, TD Bank Group…
Consumers may be faced with reviewing their credit card and travel reward options in the wake of a deal announcement that sees Toronto-Dominion Bank taking over as Aeroplan’s customer loyalty program partner.
