The “Big Five” Canadian banks offer credit cards and include Royal Bank of Canada, Toronto Dominion Bank (TD Canada Trust), Bank of Nova Scotia, Bank of Montreal and Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC). Did you know that there are many other options?
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American Express will issue replacement Annual Travel Credits for Platinum Cardmembers who didn't use them during the pandemic + MORE Apr 8th
The Platinum Card from American Express may be one of the most expensive cards to carry in your wallet at $699 per year but there's good reason for that. You have an amazing lounge access program, you get automatic hotel elite status with numerous hotel chains, you get the Fine Hotels & Re.... More »
RWRDS Daily Update – February 15, 2024 Feb 16th
Earn 2x Scene+ points at Home Hardware this weekend and a new Amex Offers statement credit for Miku and Minami Restaurants. Check out today's points & miles updates here:
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August 11 Update: Scotia introduces flexible payment plans for their Visa cards, Air Canada adding Vancouver-Orange County flights & your weekly drug store bonuses + MORE Aug 12th
Here's your Rewards Canada Daily update! Your daily dose (or near daily dose) of loyalty program, credit card and travel news, bonuses, deals and more. Scotiabank has followed in the footsteps of other card issuers in Canada like American Express and CIBC by now offering an optional flex.... More »
Time to hit the rails! Aeroplan members can now earn and redeem points for Rocky Mountaineer rail journeys + MORE May 28th
Air Canada announced an exciting new partnership today for its Aeroplan program. Members are now able to earn and redeem points plus receive premium benefits when booking scenic rail journeys with Rocky Mountaineer. The famous western Canadian luxury rail tour operator joins the ranks of new an.... More »
Receive a 30% bonus when you buy World of Hyatt points
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Hyatt has brought back their 30% bonus on buying points. This version was last seen in October/November of last year and it allows you to buy World of Hyatt points for only 1.85 cents (US) each. There is potential value in buying these points for select Hyatt stays around the globe as you can easily get more value than that per point on the right redemptions. Ideally since the transaction with points.com who facilitates the sale is conducted in US$ you’ll want to use a credit card that has No Foreign Transaction fees to get the best value possible out of the points. Offer details:30% Bonus World of Hyatt Points when you buy 5,000 or more points. Buy points here. Until Feb 23, 21The maximum number of points you can buy annually is 55,000 which means with this bonus you could end up with 71,500 points for US$1,320:While Hyatt’s footprint is still relatively small in Canada they have been expanding their portfolio at a good pace. It was only a few years where they had four locations in our country and that has tripled over the last couple of years…New 40,000 point welcome bonus and no fee in the first year for the HSBC World Elite Mastercard
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Earlier this week HSBC’s revealed a new offer for their HSBC World Elite Mastercard that is better than the standard welcome offer we’ve seen since late December but by no means does it come close to the 100K offer they ran for the last four months of 2020. The new offer provides up to 40,000 bonus HSBC Rewards Points along with having the first year $149 annual fee waived on the primary card. The bonus is awarded as follows:20,000 Point Welcome Bonus on your first purchase20,000 when you spend $5,000 in the first 180 days The 40,000 points once achieved are worth $200 in travel rewards but this card isn’t just a travel points card, it is actually a Hybrid Card. This means points can also be converted to partners outside of HSBC Rewards. In this card’s case, they can be transferred to British Airways Executive Club, Cathay Pacific Asia Miles or Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer. The points convert as follows:2.5 points to 1 Avios3 points to 1.35 KrisFlyer Miles 3 points to 1…
