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Video: Brews and banking with Capital One Aug 5th
Banks like Capital One are reaching out to customers in a new way, by giving a Starbucks experience to visitors and giving them a chance to get their banking questions answered along the way.... More »
RC23 Spotlight: Air Canada Aeroplan (Prizes: 3 x 23,000 Aeroplan points) + MORE Sep 13th
Air Canad Aeroplan is the next RC23 RWRDS Canada’s 23rd Anniversary Contest sponsor that we are giving the spotlight to! As one of the oldest and largest programs in Canada, Air Canada Aeroplan is well known to Canadians! The program has received a lot of the spotlight since being revamped nearly .... More »
Mylo Review Jul 1st
It’s very possible that when it comes to reaching your savings goals, nothing is more important than automation. Most people, no matter how hard they try, cannot save consistently if doing so requires a manual process. Mylo is a revolutionary app, the first of its kind in Canada, that not only aut.... More »
A credit card that deserves to be your everyday card + MORE May 30th
More than two-thirds of Canadians don’t use cash for their everyday purchases. There are many reasons for not carrying bills and coins. Electronic payments are convenient, fast, secure—and they often include extras or perks. Given how much we rely on electronic payments, it’s important to have.... More »
CIBC divorce from PC Financial shines light on bruised loyalty card industry + MORE Aug 22nd
Another divorce in Canada’s loyalty card sector has consumers stuck in the middle asking questions about the future of an industry still bruised by the actions of some of its largest providers.
The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce announced this week it is severing ties with Loblaw’s (.... More »
Getting a second balance transfer card harder than the first
– creditcards.com
You got a balance transfer card, but for only part of your debt. Your odds of getting a second card are good, but will nip again at your credit score
