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Event Review: Sneak peek at Air Canada’s transformed loyalty program event in Montreal [Guest post] + MORE Aug 19th
Today we welcome a new contributor to Rewards Canada as we collaborate with Anshul Singh of Points, Miles & Bling. Based in Ottawa, Anshul is well known in the Canadian points and miles circuit hosting weekly virtual points & miles events, having presented at PointsU and much mor.... More »
How Old Do You Have To Be To Get a Credit Card in Canada? + MORE Apr 15th
Credit cards can be a great way to build credit history and accumulate rewards points or cashback. But how old do you have to be to get a credit card in Canada? And just because some types of cards are available to teens, should they have one?
With power comes responsibility. Before you rush out to .... More »
Should You Use a Balance Transfer to Help Pay Credit Card Debt? + MORE Jan 9th
Many Canadians have high credit card debt. The prospect of paying off those balances can seem overwhelming. So, when a 0% balance transfer offer comes to your attention, it might be tempting. But how does a balance transfer work exactly? It can be an effective way to pay off debt, if used in combin.... More »
Top Travel Credit Card Sign Up offers for February 2023 + MORE Feb 7th
Here are Rewards Canada’s Top Travel Credit Card Sign Up offers for the month of February 2023! This is not a ‘best’ credit card list like our Top Travel Rewards Credit Card rankings but instead a look at cards that have very good acquisition (welcome/sign up) offers. It must be sa.... More »
Scotiabank credit cards: A breakdown of the bank’s best cards + MORE Nov 25th
Scotiabank (originally called the Bank of Nova Scotia) is technically older than Canada itself. Founded in Halifax in 1832, the bank beat Confederation by 35 years. With that amount of history in the business, it’s no surprise the bank can offer and support a wide variety of products—including 1.... More »
How to restore credit after maxing out cards
– creditcards.com
Reaching a 100 percent utilization due to maxed-out cards can hurt your credit score. To give it a boost, pay off balances and rein in spending.
