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Last year HSBC introduced their World Elite Mastercard to the Canadian public. Prior to the launch of this card their cards were almost exclusive to their banking customers only but they realized the money they could make by making a more accessible product. When the card did launch it had a pre.... More »
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Marriott Bonvoy™ American Express® Card Review Mar 20th
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What’s better: Paying with credit or cash?
– moneysense.ca
A Cityline viewer wants to know what’s better: paying with credit or cash? The answer may surprise you.
Bruce Sellery is a frequent guest on financial television shows and author of Moolala. Do you have your own personal finance question? Write to us at ask@moneysense.ca
Bruce Sellery shares tips on paying with credit on Cityline.
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Quickly opening, closing accounts makes scores dip a bit
– creditcards.com
After following bad credit advice, a reader worries that by closing two cards she just opened, she did some irreparable damage to her credit score
Credit card interest rates stay at 14.89 percent for 7th straight week
– creditcards.com
Feb. 18, 2015: Average rates on new credit card offers stayed put again this week, according to the CreditCards.com Weekly Credit Card Rate Report
The Best Credit Cards for Wedding Planning
– ratesupermarket.ca
Did your Valentine pop the question? Congratulations! Welcome to the world of wedding planning. Get ready, you’ll be swiping your credit card — a lot.
And, if you’re going to make your plastic work hard in the months and weeks leading up to your big day, make sure it’s working hard for you. The right rewards card can help you make money while you’re spending it, offsetting the overall cost of getting hitched.
Here’s our round up of the best credit cards to use when wedding planning.
Pay For Your HoneyMoon with Points
Top pick: RBC Visa Infinite Avion: This cards comes with a $120 annual fee, but the rewards can be worth it – new signups will receive $350 in welcome points, taking a bite out of your travel costs. This card lets you redeem points for travel, merchandise, gift cards, and RBC financial rewards vouchers, and it lets you convert RBC points to other loyalty programs, such as Shoppers Optimum Points and WestJet dollars. You’ll earn one point for every dollar you use the card for…
