Marriott Bonvoy American Express credit cardmembers can earn an additional 2,000 bonus points per Marriott stay + MORE Aug 28th

The fall systemwide promotion from Marriott Bonvoy we detailed last night just got even better if you have the Marriott Bonvoy™ American Express®* Card or the Marriott Bonvoy™ Business American Express® Card. There is an additional offer to register for if you have one of those cards or choose to get one during the course […]
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What are the best credit cards for seniors in Canada? That was a question we recently received from a reader, and while credit cards are more about an individual’s unique spending habits and the benefits they find most useful in a credit card than age, we still thought we could help. With this in mind, we’ve selected a list of cards, both fee and no-fee, that offer perks like travel insurance and benefits ranging from cash back and other rewards. Whatever kind of card you’re looking for, you can find the details of our best credit cards for seniors here.

Best no-fee card for seniors

At a glance: Earning cash rewards shouldn’t be complicated. We’ve selected the SimplyCash Card from American Express as one of the best credit cards for seniors because of the simplicity of the earn program, the above-average base rate and the ability to accelerate earnings—all for no annual fee.

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Annual fee: $0

Rewards: 1.25% – 2% cash back

2% cash back on gas and groceries

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The Simplii Financial™ Cash Back Visa* Card is a no annual fee cash back credit card from CIBC subsidiary Simplii Financial. The card offers up to 4% cash back rewards and offers some purchase insurance coverage. New Limited Time Welcome Bonus offer When you apply for the card by October 31, 2024 you can get […]
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If you have a mortgage, you probably know that you need to renew it every so often—typically every two to five years depending on the term you choose—until you pay it off. What you might not realize, however, is that your lender is under no obligation to renew that mortgage contract when your term is up. 

Of course, banks don’t go around arbitrarily declining mortgage renewals. In most cases, if you’ve been diligently making your mortgage payments in full and on time, they want to keep your business. But when lenders have reason to believe that your risk levels have changed—in a bad way. For example, you’ve missed payments, had a significant change in income, debt or credit score, or they think you won’t be able to afford your monthly carrying costs due to interest rate hikes—your mortgage renewal could be declined.

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