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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It’s Bonus Season: 6 Credit Cards with Extra Rewards + MORE Feb 3rd
From December to February, many employees see a holiday bonus land on their desks. It’s what we call Bonus Season! To celebrate, we’ve selected six great rewards credit cards for our Bonus Season Event. On top of the great welcome offers, points, or cash back rates offered by these cards, youâ€.... More »
Earn 10x miles when you shop online at select retailers via the Aeroplan eStore from June 29 to July 5 + MORE Jun 29th
It's time to earn extra miles again for your online shopping! This time Aeroplan is providing 10x the miles when you shop online with specific retailers on specific days. Those days and retailers are as follows:If you do have any shopping in mind with the above retailers make you shop via the eStore.... More »
CIBC Dividend® Visa Infinite* Card – 10% cash back up to $300 and a first year annual fee rebate + MORE Nov 28th
The CIBC Dividend® Visa Infinite* Card has a new boosted welcome bonus that provides up to $300 cash back. The bonus cash back rate of 10% is awarded on up to $3,000 in spending in the first four statement periods. Up until the beginning of November 2024 RWRDS Canada considered the CIBC Dividend V.... More »
Last day to apply - TD Cash Back Visa Infinite* Card with 10% cash back on all purchases with first year no annual fee for new cardholders Dec 6th
Today is the last day to apply for the current TD Cash Back Visa Infinite* Card offer of 10% cash back on all purchases made up to $2,000 in the first three months. On top of that they are waiving the first year annual not only for the primary card but also for the first additional card. This off.... More »
Canada’s best low interest credit cards 2021 + MORE Dec 31st
If you know you’ll likely be carrying some debt on your credit card from month to month—or are simply trying to pay off a balance—then a low-interest credit card might be a good choice for you. After all, why lock yourself into the typical 19.99% credit card interest rate when you have the opt.... More »
The day the dinosaurs' world fell apart – BBC News
– news.google.ca
The day the dinosaurs’ world fell apart BBC NewsDinosaur extinction: Asteroid hit with force of 10 billion atomic bombs and deposited ‘hundreds of feet’ of material in hours, new research says The IndependentScientists discover more evidence that dinosaurs were killed by a gigantic asteroid CNETGeo-boffins drill into dino-killing asteroid crater, discover extinction involves bad smells, chilly weather, no broadband internet… The RegisterLast day of the dinosaurs’ reign captured in stunning detail National GeographicView full coverage on Google News
New offer for the CIBC Dividend Visa Infinite Card – 10% Cash Back for first 4 months & first year annual fee rebate
– RewardsCanada.ca
CIBC is taking on TD premium cash back offers with their own offer on their CIBC Dividend Visa Infinite card. CIBC’s offer is pretty much a match to TD with 10% cash back on $2,000 in purchases (so up to $200 cash back) and waiving the first year annual fee on the card. The only difference between CIBC’s and TD’s offer is that CIBC gives you four billing cycles to make the $2,000 in spending versus TD’s 3 months.Once the bonus 10% is up the CIBC Dividend Visa Infinite Card will earn you 4% cash back on eligible gas and grocery purchases, 2% cash back on Tim Hortons and TELUS purchases and 1% cash back on all other purchases. Now you should note that “the 4% and 2% cash back offers are only available on the first $80,000 in net annual card purchases (meaning all card purchases by all cardholders, at any type of merchant) or $20,000 on gas, grocery, Tim Hortons or TELUS purchases on your account, whichever comes first; after that, net card purchases at all merchants, including grocery stores, service stations/automatic gas dispensers, Tim Hortons or TELUS will earn cash back at the regular rate of 1%…The day the dinosaurs' world fell apart – BBC News
– news.google.ca
The day the dinosaurs’ world fell apart BBC NewsDinosaur extinction: Asteroid hit with force of 10 billion atomic bombs and deposited ‘hundreds of feet’ of material in hours, new research says The IndependentScientists discover more evidence that dinosaurs were killed by a gigantic asteroid CNETGeo-boffins drill into dino-killing asteroid crater, discover extinction involves bad smells, chilly weather, no broadband internet… The RegisterLast day of the dinosaurs’ reign captured in stunning detail National GeographicView full coverage on Google News
Air Canada Earn Your Wings Returns – AC Altitude members can earn thousands of bonus Aeroplan Miles
– RewardsCanada.ca
The latest edition of Air Canada’s Earn Your Wings is here! Like the previous five editions it is strictly for Air Canada Altitude members. This version runs just like the previous one where you earn badges for completing various travel related tasks and then those badges get converted to Aeroplan miles. For every 2,000 wings you receive you will earn 2,000 Aeroplan miles. This year, you’ll even get 50 Wings simply for being an existing Aeroplan-affiliated cardholder of TD® Aeroplan® CreditCards, American Express® Aeroplanplus® Cards, and CIBC®Aerogold® Visa(tm).How can you earn Wings? Here’s a sample of how easy it is to rack up Wings and Bonus Aeroplan Miles:* Earn 500 Wings simply for registering* Earn a minimum of 100 Wings for every takeoff and for every landing on any Air Canada flight (including flights operated under the Air Canada Express brand) and Air Canada Rouge. This translates to a minimum of 200 Wings per flight segment. Destinations and Super Destinations are valued anywhere from 200 to 2,000 Wings* Earn 300 Wings by booking an Avis or Budget car rental via Aircanada…How Rewarding are Canadian Rewards Credit Cards?
– ratesupermarket.ca
Canadians are reaping the benefits of their rewards cards in large numbers, according to a recent survey by RateSupermarket.ca. Currently, there are over 74 million active credit card accounts in Canada, with the average Canadian owning two credit cards and 8 in 10 holding a rewards credit card. Of those households, 85 percent are seeing returns from their purchases in the form of cash back and other rewards.Â
Retirees Lead the Way  Â
Older Canadians have taken to credit card rewards in greater numbers than their younger compatriots. Just 73 percent of Canadians aged 18-34 own a rewards card compared to 83.5 percent of those aged 65 and over. It’s not just uptake where older Canadians are leading the way either, nearly 15 percent (14.8) of older Canadians with a rewards card have redeemed more than $1,000 worth of rewards. Only 6.7 percent of those aged 18-34 can say the same.  Â
Rewards by the Numbers Â
The payoff from rewards credit cards can be substantial, with 12 percent of survey respondents saying they have redeemed over $1,000 worth of rewards…
