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Aeroplan extends the expiry date on Buddy Passes earned from co-brand credit cards Jun 22nd
Great news for those of you who are holding on to Buddy Passes or have been considering applying for an Aeroplan co-brand card that offers a Buddy Pass. Those booking window for passes have been extended by Aeroplan to December 31, 2022 for travel into December 2023. Rewards Canada reader Jose.... More »
The best GIC rates in Canada for 2025 Jan 13th
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AIR MILES Shops: Spend $80 receive 100 bonus miles Mar 3rd
AIR MILES has launched a March Break bonus offer for shopping online via AIR MILES Shops. This promotion is available until March 17 and offers 100 bonus AIR MILES Reward Miles when you spend $80+ in a single transaction sitewide. The bonus can earned up to five times per collector so if you have mu.... More »
TD® Aeroplan® Visa Infinite* Card: Earn up to 40,000 bonus points + 1st year free + MORE Jun 24th
The TD® Aeroplan® Visa Infinite* Card is currently being offered with a welcome bonus of up to 40,000 Aeroplan points and no annual fee in the first year. This card is ranked as the best airline credit card and second best travel card overall by Rewards Canada as it provides strong earn rates on.... More »
The new CIBC Aeroplan® Visa Infinite* Card offer is 10,000 Bonus Aeroplan Points and a buddy pass for travel in North America including Hawaii & Mexico + MORE Nov 9th
The last set of cards we look at early this morning (or late at night for those out West like us) are the CIBC Aeroplan cards. We start with their mainstay card - the CIBC Aeroplan® Visa Infinite* Card which is CIBC's equivalent card to the TD® Aeroplan® Visa Infinite* Card and replaces the vener.... More »
Rexall Be Well Review: Combining Health, Wellness, and Rewards
– canadianfinanceblog.com
With over 470 locations across central and western Canada, Rexall is Canada’s second-largest retail pharmacy chain, behind Shoppers Drug Mart. In the spring of 2020, Rexall launched a new points-based customer loyalty platform after ending its long-standing relationship with Air Miles.
Introducing Rexall Be Well Rewards
Rexall Be Well is more than just a loyalty rewards program. With the help of a slick mobile app, it combines cashback rewards with various health and wellness benefits that can save customers time and money. You can earn points when you shop at Rexall, submit prescriptions to the pharmacy using the app, manage your medications, and more.
Rexall Be Well Features
Before diving further into the Be Well Rewards program, here are some of the benefits you can expect to see:
Be Well Features
Introducing Rexall Be Well Rewards
Rexall Be Well is more than just a loyalty rewards program. With the help of a slick mobile app, it combines cashback rewards with various health and wellness benefits that can save customers time and money. You can earn points when you shop at Rexall, submit prescriptions to the pharmacy using the app, manage your medications, and more.
Rexall Be Well Features
Before diving further into the Be Well Rewards program, here are some of the benefits you can expect to see:
Be Well Features
Free loyalty rewards and health and wellness program
Earn 10 points for every dollar you spend at Rexall.
Sign up online or at any Rexall location
Watch for in-store bonus points.
Download weekly promotions on the Be Well app
Mobile App is available for iPhone and Android devices…
Making sense of the markets this week: October 26
– moneysense.ca
Each week, Cut the Crap Investing founder Dale Roberts shares financial headlines and offers context for Canadian investors.The pandemic holiday season is near
This will be our first “global pandemic holiday season.”
That phrase does not have a nice festive ring to it, I know. And it might not be full of good cheer. As per what has become the most used pandemic phrase for my wife and me: ”It is what it is.” The holiday season is coming, and the pandemic ain’t going away.
Still, North Americans are sure to shop. But how will they shop? Will Canadians and Americans finally fill the malls again? Or will we stay at home and use that iPad and Amazon to cross everything off that holiday list?
Deloitte has conducted their 35th holiday shopping survey in an attempt to discover how this season might shape up. We can look to the U.S. study and see many of these behaviours translate to Canada. After all, share many of the same attitudes and fears as our American neighbour, and both countries are experiencing that second wave of the pandemic…
Changes coming to CIBC’s cash back Dividend cards on February 1, 2021
– RewardsCanada.ca
CIBC reached out to us yesterday to let us know they are revamping their suite of cash back credit cards. These are the cards better known as their Dividend Cards and all the cards in the portfolio are seeing an update. There are both positive and negative and negative changes being applied to all the cards. We’ll delve into those individual changes below but the most important change that is portfolio wide is a great one! You will be able to redeem your cash back balance from any of these cards at any time now so long as your cash back balance is at $25! This is the same redemption option seen on the TD Cash Back Visa Infinite* Card and it is welcome change! If you are familiar with the Dividend Card(s) you’ll know that your cash back rewards balance is only available once per year but that all changes February 1st. Called On Demand Redemption CIBC Clients can redeem their cash back anytime as long as their account is open, in good standing, and they have a minimum of $25 in cash back…
