Earn Quadruple Aeroplan Miles for Best Western stays in Canada, the U.S. and Caribbean + MORE Sep 16th

There are a number of creative ways to use credit card points or perks to travel cheaply during busy periods

Last week we brought you the fall Air Miles offer for Best Western stays and now it is time for the offer from their counterpart! Not as lucrative as the 8x the miles offering we saw in summer but still better than nothing is the fall Aeroplan offer of 4x Miles for Best Western stays. Offers like these are always useful if Best Western is not you main choice for hotels and hence don’t have a use in collecting Best Western Rewards points!Offer Details:Quadruple Aeroplan Miles for each qualified stay at any Best Western® branded hotel in Canada, the United States, or the Caribbean Islands. Full details, Online Registration and Booking (Registration is required) Until Nov 30, 14Can’t make use of this offer? Be sure to visit our Aeroplan Bonus Miles page for many more offers!

Another day with lots to bring you! News, Tips & Tricks In what maybe a test of the market, Qantas will be returning to Vancouver albeit for only a short stint in January. Qantas last served Vancouver nearly 6 years ago and this service will only run twice a week from January 3rd to 23rd. (Source Airlineroute.net) Priority Pass has added the multi-airline SkyTeam lounge in London Heathrow’s Terminal 4 to their ever growing roster of lounges. This lounge is a great addition to the program and should no doubt appease anyone traveling through T4. If you don’t have Priority Pass via one of the credit cards that offer it you can always take advantage of our partnership with Priority Pass for exclusive discounts on annual memberships. You can find our more about our discounts here. Air Canada Rouge will make their first foray into the Asian market when the seasonal Vancouver to Osaka route returns in May of 2015. This route has also a 6 year absence of service. (Source Airlineroute…

The theft of credit card information from Home Depot by hackers earlier this year could affect up to 60 million customers and lead to as much as $3 billion in bogus purchases, a major credit protection firm says.

This is a full copy of the review that was posted this morning on the main Rewards Canada websiteRewards Canada is known for their reviews of Travel Rewards Credit Cards but now we take the foray into reviewing a non-Travel Rewards card with our first ever review of Cash Back Credit Card. Cash Back has been making big inroads in the reward credit card scene and taking a bite out of the strangle hold that Travel Rewards has had in the market. While Travel Rewards are still the most common type of credit card and most held by Canadians, Cash Back is growing by leaps and bounds. OverviewThe SimplyCash™ Preferred Card from American Express® hit the market on September 2nd, 2014 and marks American Express’ first foray in the Cash Back market with a credit card product rather than a charge card product. Prior to the launch of the SimplyCash and SimplyCash Preferred cards, American Express briefly brought back their Gold Cash Rewards card but it didn’t fair too well so it was once again pulled from accepting new applications but those who have that card get to keep it…