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Final week to get the best offer this year! Earn up to 110,000 points with the Marriott Bonvoy™ American Express®* Card + MORE Aug 11th
A friendly reminder that the best offers this year on the Marriott Bonvoy™ American Express®* Card and the Marriott Bonvoy® Business American Express®* Card are ending on August 18th! In this post we’ll look at the limited time offer for consumer card which provides up to 110,000 bonus Ma.... More »
Earn up to 2,500 bonus miles when you buy travel via AIR MILES Travel + MORE Jul 28th
AIR MILES will be offering some big bonuses for booking paid travel via AIR MILES Travel with a Flash Offer next week. From Aug 2 to 4 collectors will be able to earn up to 2,500 bonus miles when booking and paying for travel with a credit card. By paid travel it means the bonus […]
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American Express Cobalt Card: 118 new confirmed multiplier locations to earn up to 5x points! + MORE May 4th
Here’s our next update to our American Express Cobalt Card Confirmed Multiplier Locations list with 118 new locations being added today from across Canada. It’s been over a month since I last updated the list but have caught up now on all the submissions! A big thank you to the RWRDS Canada .... More »
Aeroplan adds airlines and buck a beer falls flat: CBC's Marketplace consumer cheat sheet Aug 12th
CBC's Marketplace rounds up the consumer and health news you need from the week, including Aeroplan adding three airlines to its loyalty program, a researcher's recycling solution for the EpiPen shortage and buck a beer falling flat with Ontario brewers..... More »
November 13 Update: Petro-Points & HBC Rewards team up, great Emirates sale from the U.S. to Milan, new TD page on Rewards Canada Nov 13th
Final update of the week! News, Tips & Tricks Petro-Points has teamed up with HBC Rewards. Find out more here. " Now Members of both Petro-Points and Hudson's Bay Rewards can earn 20% MORE Petro-Points at Petro-Canada and 20% MORE Hudson's Bay Rewards points at Hudson's Bay and Home Outfi.... More »
Head of troubled bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox says he’s still in Japan, working on resolution
– canadianbusiness.com
TOKYO – The head of troubled bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox says in a web post that he is still in Japan, and “working very hard” to find a solution to the Tokyo-based organization’s problems.
The exchange has suspended trading amid accusations it suffered a catastrophic theft and its website went blank Tuesday, sparking speculation that it has collapsed.
Bitcoin, created in 2009, is an online currency that allows people to make transactions across borders without involving third parties such as banks or credit card issuers.
Tokyo-based Mt. Gox was one of the world’s biggest exchanges for bitcoins.
CEO Mark Karpeles, who has disappeared from the public eye, said in a two paragraph post on the Mt. Gox website dated Wednesday that he has the support of different parties in finding a “solution to our recent issues.”
He did not say who they were, what the solution might be or when trading might resume.
Some bitcoin investors have travelled to Tokyo from abroad to try and reclaim money tied up in bitcoins at Mt…
The exchange has suspended trading amid accusations it suffered a catastrophic theft and its website went blank Tuesday, sparking speculation that it has collapsed.
Bitcoin, created in 2009, is an online currency that allows people to make transactions across borders without involving third parties such as banks or credit card issuers.
Tokyo-based Mt. Gox was one of the world’s biggest exchanges for bitcoins.
CEO Mark Karpeles, who has disappeared from the public eye, said in a two paragraph post on the Mt. Gox website dated Wednesday that he has the support of different parties in finding a “solution to our recent issues.”
He did not say who they were, what the solution might be or when trading might resume.
Some bitcoin investors have travelled to Tokyo from abroad to try and reclaim money tied up in bitcoins at Mt…
With Canadians shouldering record debt, many consumers with a balance they cannot manage are often advised to cut up their credit cards. But is that practical in today’s world?
TD Aeroplan Visa Infinite Review
– RewardsCanada.ca
Below you will find the complete review of the card as seen on the main Rewards Canada site.If you have paid any attention to loyalty programs in the news since June of 2013 then you most definitely have heard of the whole Aeroplan (Aimia) – TD – CIBC debacle or as some have called it Love Triangle. We won’t go into the details of that story here, you can read about it on our blog but ultimately in the end we have TD Canada Trust issuing four new Aeroplan co-brand Visa cards. Of which, the most popular or common one is the TD Aeroplan Visa Infinite hence the review of that card. The others are the Platinum (lower fee version with less rewards and benefits), the Visa infinite Privilege (higher annual fee, more rewards, more benefits) and a small business/corporate card. OverviewThe TD Aeroplan Visa Infinite Card hit the market on January 1st, 2014 although details were leaked a few weeks prior to date. Prior to that there was lots of hype surrounding the card and how it would be a much stronger Aeroplan card offering than the CIBC Aerogold Visa Infinite it was essentially replacing…
