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Receive 20% points back on Aeroplan hotel bookings Jun 17th
Air Canada Aeroplan has brought back a “points back” promotion for booking hotel stays with your Aeroplan points. Members receive 20% Aeroplan points back when registering for this offer and redeeming for eligible stays booked via Air Canada. Just like the other versions of this promotion, this .... More »
Beijing drops visa requirement for Canadian tourists, business visitors to China Feb 15th
Canadians will no longer be required to get visas for 30-day stays, says China's foreign ministry..... More »
Should I max out my credit card to finance my startup? + MORE Jun 18th
Maxing out your credit card to launch a startup can be risky; there are other ways to finance your business without incurring card debt..... More »
Now live: Aeroplan partnership with Parkland Fuels JOURNIE Rewards + MORE Nov 15th
The long awaited partnership between Air Canada’s Aeroplan and Parkland Fuel’s JOURNIE Rewards is here! As of today, Aeroplan members can earn and redeem points at over 1,100 Ultramar, Chevron, Pioneer, Fas Gas, ON the RUN and Marché Express locations Canada-wide. Earning and redeeming .... More »
RWRDS Daily Update – September 30 + MORE Oct 1st
Here’s your Rewards Canada update! Your near daily dose of loyalty program, credit card and travel news, bonuses, deals and more. Alaska Airlines Mileage Plan Award Chart Changes Alaska Airlines is making big news today across all the points and miles sites and blogs. They have published a not.... More »
Today Only: Earn 100% Bonus Aeroplan Miles on select Air Canada bookings within Canada or between Canada and the U.S.
– RewardsCanada.ca
Checking my email just now and I see this offer that has a little over 3 hours left! If you register and book Economy Flex or higher fares by 7:59pm ET tonight you’ll earn 100% bonus Aeroplan miles on those flights that are within Canada or between Canada and the U.S.REGISTER AND BOOK HERE Here are the T&C’sYou must be an Aeroplan Member. If you are not an Aeroplan Member, you can visit the Aeroplan website (www.aeroplan.com) and enroll today. Membership is free.Must register on December 29, 2017. A one-time registration is required and can be completed online on this page.The Bonus Aeroplan Miles for eligible flights flown will be awarded for new bookings only made on December 29, 2017, by 19:59 Eastern Time inclusively, for travel on select eligible flights between December 29, 2017, and June 30, 2018.In order to qualify as a new booking, the booking must have been created for the first time with a new booking reference number during the eligible booking period of the promotion…Dad used my credit card to go on vacation – CreditCards.com
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You can file fraud charges and get the charges removed if your dad was not made an authorized user on the card.
Credit card trends – CreditCards.com
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Get ready for new rewards and ways to pay, but carrying a balance on your card will become more expensive
How to choose the best rewards card
– moneysense.ca
If you’re shopping around for a new credit card, you may notice most boil down to two types of rewards: points or cash back.It might be tempting to pick the card that gives you the best return, but it’s not that simple. Where you shop, how much you spend, and the type of rewards you prefer are all part of the decision-making process.
The case for cash back
If you prefer simplicity, cash-back cards are the way to go. The best cash-back credit cards give you the highest return based on your everyday spending habits. Here’s what you should consider.
Payouts: Depending on the card, cash back is paid out monthly, quarterly, or annually and refunded in the form of a statement credit, direct deposit to your bank account, or a cheque in the mail.
Percentage earned: Cash-back credit cards earn you a fixed percentage based how much you spend. Generally speaking, cash-back cards with an annual fee will earn you a higher base percentage, so you need to factor that in if you’re comparing it to a no-fee card…
