The “Big Five” Canadian banks offer credit cards and include Royal Bank of Canada, Toronto Dominion Bank (TD Canada Trust), Bank of Nova Scotia, Bank of Montreal and Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC). Did you know that there are many other options?
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This Week in RWRDS February 14, 2025: Pay no FX Fees & earn up to 5x points outside of Canada Feb 15th
This week we look at how you can pay no FX fees and earn up to 5x points outside of Canada, using your Air Canada or WestJet elite status to get SkyTeam alliance status for a full year and much more in our weekly credit card and loyalty rewards newscast! Watch This Week in RWRDS […]
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AIR MILES Travel offering up some big bonuses for bookings made during Thanksgiving weekend! + MORE Oct 10th
The timing couldn’t be more perfect – as we revealed our updated Guide to Credit Card & Loyalty Programs for the All Inclusive Vacationer, AIR MILES has revealed some big bonuses for booking travel with them this weekend! AIR MILES is one those programs that allow you to use miles t.... More »
RWRDS Daily Update – May 18, 2023 + MORE May 18th
The Rogers Connections Mastercard revamp is now live and a New Amex Offers statement credit for truLOCAL plus This week in RWRDS. Check out today's points & miles updates here:
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Earn up to 110,000 welcome bonus points on the American Express Gold & Platinum Cards
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For the past month American Express has had limited time increased welcome bonus offers on their consumer and business Gold and Platinum cards in place and we are coming down to those offers ending soon. These new offers are in place until May 11, 2022 and offer up to 110,000 welcome points. Here are the offers: The Platinum Card®• Earn up to 110,000 Membership Rewards® points – that’s up to $1,100 in statement credits that can be used towards extra leg room on your next flight, or a weekend away at the spa charged to your Card. Offers end May 11, 2022 • New Platinum® Cardmembers, earn 90,000 Welcome Bonus points after you charge $6,000 in net purchases to your Card in your first 3 months of Cardmembership. Offer ends May 11, 2022. • You can also earn a total of 10 points for every $1 on eligible travel purchases for the first six months of Cardmembership (up to 20,000 points). Offer ends May 11, 2022. The new offer on this card sees the first $6,000 spend boosted to 90,000 points from the previous 80,000 and instead an anniversary bonus for making a purchase between months 14-17 of having the card we now see a spend multiplier on travel purchases for the first six months of having the card…
April 21 Update: The Ultimate Guide to Credit Card & Loyalty Programs for the All Inclusive Vacationer & Air Canada Chauffeur Service, Now Electrified by Porsche
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Here’s your Rewards Canada Daily update! Your near daily dose of loyalty program, credit card and travel news, bonuses, deals and more. Be sure to subscribe to the Rewards Canada News email newsletter so that you don’t miss out on any loyalty program news and offers! You can subscribe to the newsletter here! We have updated our feature The Ultimate Guide to Credit Card & Loyalty Programs for the All Inclusive Vacationer. When it comes to travel loyalty programs and credit cards, all inclusive vacations are often neglected. Think about it, have you ever seen a credit card ad detailing an all inclusive vacation? No, it’s almost always flights and to a lesser extent hotel stays. That’s because we’ve been trained to think that credit card and travel reward programs are just for flights. And while flights alone are the rewards many people do strive for, these programs don’t allow you to just redeem for the flight portion of an all-inclusive vacation, so many Canadians tend to buy the all-inclusive vacations with cash and not use their hard earned points and miles towards them…
