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Today only - 5x Aeroplan Miles with Amazon.ca via Aeroplan eStore's 12 Days of Gifting Dec 9th
Last week Aeroplan launched the 12 days of Gifting for shopping online via the Aeroplan eStore and today's offer is one most of you look forward to - especially if you missed it for the Black Friday/Cyber Monday weekend. And that offer is 5x miles for shopping at Amazon.ca. Happy shopping!Learn more.... More »
Top Cash Back Credit Card Sign Up offers for May - These cards provide the best value out of their welcome bonuses May 8th
Here are Rewards Canada's Top 5 Cash Back Credit Card Sign Up offers for the month of May 2022. This is not a 'best' credit card list like our Top Cash Back Credit Card rankings but instead a look at cards that have very good acquisition (welcome/sign up) offers. As always when choosing a c.... More »
Using pension money to pay down debt + MORE May 30th
Q: My husband is 65 and will soon be “paid off” to retire. The reason he’s still working is because we still have a sizable credit line debt of $50,000. (no mortgage or credit card debt). My husband will have a healthy DC pension that could pay us about $25,000 a year if we buy a.... More »
Earn up to 40x AIR MILES when you purchase a MAX PASS Apr 3rd
AIR MILES has revealed their next set of MAX PASS Bonus offers that provide up to 40x miles. Launched in September 2022 AIR MILES MAX PASS is pay for play option to earn extra bonus miles when shopping at select retailers. This is the third set of offers and are available for purchase until April [&.... More »
RWRDS Daily Update – October 13 Oct 13th
Here’s your Rewards Canada update! Your near daily dose of loyalty program, credit card and travel news, bonuses, deals and more. The new best cash back card in Canada With the enhancements going live yesterday, the SimplyCash® Preferred Card from American Express has now been crowned the be.... More »
What Air Canada dropping Aeroplan means for you
– macleans.ca
An Air Canada Boeing 767-300ER departs from Vancouver International Airport, March 3, 2013. Bayne Stanley/CPAir Canada made a surprise announcement Thursday morning, stating that it will part ways with Aimia Inc., Aeroplan’s parent company. Here’s what you need to know about how it will affect you.
What’s changing? Air Canada says it will be launching its own loyalty program to replace the current Aeroplan program. So as of June 30, 2020, Aeroplan will no longer be the loyalty program for Air Canada.
How does that affect Aeroplan and its bank credit card partners? Aeroplan will continue its program for now and revisit its future options later. TD and CIBC Aeroplan cards will also continue. Both signed a 10-year deal with Aeroplan in 2014. No changes were announced to their plans.
What about Aimia? Shares in Montreal-based Aimia Inc. (TSX:AIM), which runs other loyalty programs as well, plunged more than 60% in early trading as investors digested the news.
How does it affect me? Aeroplan members can continue to earn and redeem Aeroplan Miles for Aeroplan Rewards, including flights with Air Canada and their Star Alliance Partners until June 2020…
Air Canada to replace Aeroplan loyalty program
– moneysense.ca
TORONTO — Air Canada said Thursday it will launch its own loyalty rewards plan in 2020 and not renew its contract with the company running Aeroplan, sending Aimia’s stock plummeting by more than 50 per cent.
The Montreal-based airline (TSX:AC) says customers will be able to continue collecting Aeroplan points until June 2020, after which miles earned from flying on Air Canada or its 26 Star Alliance partners will be credited to the in-house loyalty program instead. Travellers will be able to redeem those points for Air Canada and Star Alliance flights.
The airline said it intends to continue allowing Aeroplan members to redeem their Aeroplan points for seats on their flights after June 2020. However, Aimia’s CEO said that isn’t certain yet, as there are still a lot of discussions to be had.
Aimia (TSX:AC) shares fell 57 per cent to $3.81 in early morning trading.
“This is something we’ve anticipated,” Aimia CEO David Johnston said in an interview on his first day on the job after serving several months on an interim basis…
The Montreal-based airline (TSX:AC) says customers will be able to continue collecting Aeroplan points until June 2020, after which miles earned from flying on Air Canada or its 26 Star Alliance partners will be credited to the in-house loyalty program instead. Travellers will be able to redeem those points for Air Canada and Star Alliance flights.
The airline said it intends to continue allowing Aeroplan members to redeem their Aeroplan points for seats on their flights after June 2020. However, Aimia’s CEO said that isn’t certain yet, as there are still a lot of discussions to be had.
Aimia (TSX:AC) shares fell 57 per cent to $3.81 in early morning trading.
“This is something we’ve anticipated,” Aimia CEO David Johnston said in an interview on his first day on the job after serving several months on an interim basis…
Moody's downgrades Canadian banks: Beginning of the end for the housing market? – Globalnews.ca
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Globalnews.caMoody's downgrades Canadian banks: Beginning of the end for the housing market?Globalnews.caMoody's recent downgrade of Canada's largest banks might not have any significant or immediate effects, but experts say it's the latest in a string of headlines that could spoil sentiment about the housing market. Guido Rosa/Getty Images …What every Canadian investor needs to know todayThe Globe and MailMoody's downgrades credit ratings for Canada's Big 6 banksCBC.caMoody's downgrades ratings for Canada's big banksCTV NewsMontreal Gazette -Huffington Post Canadaall 50 news articles »
CTV NewsAeroplan points won't transfer to new Air Canada loyalty programCTV NewsAir Canada customers won't lose their Aeroplan points when the airline changes its loyalty program in 2020, but they won't be able to transfer them over either. Air Canada's deal with Aeroplan's operator, Aimia, is slated to expire on June 29, 2020 …Air Canada ditches Aeroplan reward miles to pilot own rewards programToronto SunHow Aeroplan changes may affect CIBC, TDFinancial PostAimia shares crash after Air Canada parts ways with Aeroplan loyalty programCBC.caall 55 news articles »
Moody's downgrades Canadian banks: Beginning of the end for the housing market? – Globalnews.ca
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Globalnews.caMoody's downgrades Canadian banks: Beginning of the end for the housing market?Globalnews.caMoody's recent downgrade of Canada's largest banks might not have any significant or immediate effects, but experts say it's the latest in a string of headlines that could spoil sentiment about the housing market. Guido Rosa/Getty Images …What every Canadian investor needs to know todayThe Globe and MailMoody's downgrades credit ratings for Canada's Big 6 banksCBC.caMoody's downgrades ratings for Canada's big banksCTV NewsMontreal Gazette -Huffington Post Canadaall 50 news articles »
