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Air France KLM Flying Blue World Elite Mastercard is officially here + MORE Oct 27th
Soft launched a few weeks ago and covered on the Rewards Canada blog and podcast, the Air France KLM World Elite MasterCard® powered by Brim Financial is officially here. A press release from Air France KLM Flying Blue marked the hard launch of the card today. If you missed our blog post from a f.... More »
RWRDS Daily Update – December 22 + MORE Dec 22nd
Earn 10% bonus EVA Air miles with your online shopping and Eleven more confirmed Cobalt Multipliers. Check out today's points and miles updates here:
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Clash of the Credit Cards! American Express Cobalt® Card vs. HSBC World Elite® Mastercard® + MORE Jun 28th
Welcome to another Rewards Canada Clash! This time in our Clash of the Credit Cards we have two of Canada’s top travel rewards cards go head to head! Those cards are the American Express Cobalt® Card and the HSBC World Elite® Mastercard® In this match up we look at over half a dozen criteri.... More »
The best GIC rates in Canada for 2025 + MORE Feb 3rd
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Find the best and most up-to-date GIC rates in Canada using the comparison tool below. Plus, use the filters to assess your estimated rate of return based on the size of your balance.
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New increased welcome bonus of 7,500 points on the no fee Scotiabank Scene+ Visa Card Nov 3rd
Scotiabank has released a new increased welcome bonus offer on their very popular no fee Scotiabank Scene+ Visa Card The bonus for this card now offers up to 7,500 Scene+ points for new cardholders who apply by February 28, 2025. This card just took first place for no fee travel rewards credit cards.... More »
New RBC Offers for Well and Fujifilm printlife, Dresst offer extended to end of January
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Over the past week RBC has come out with two new offers plus added an extension to one existing offer. Be sure to login to your RBC account right away to load these offers (if required) or get the promo codes for them. The new offers are as follows:Well.ca: Spend $60 or more at Well.ca and get a $10 statement credit when you pay with your eligible RBC card. This offer is good until Jan 15, 20Fujifilm printlife: Get 35% off your eligible purchase, by using the promotional code RBC35 and pay using your eligible RBC Credit Card. This offer is good until Jan 31, 21The following offer was extended:Dresst: Get a $10 statement credit when you rent a box for $99 on dresst.ca. This offer is good until Jan 31, 21These offers have been added to our Guide to RBC Royal Bank ‘RBC Offers’ and you can find them below as well. Here is the current list of all the RBC offers we are aware of at time of posting (if you know of any others please let us know!)MerchantOffer Details Known cards to have this offer Expires $35 off 1-800-GOT-JUNK services with promo code RBC35 Oct 30, 20 Spend at least $199 at Petro-Canada on fuel, car wash or convenience store purchases in October and you will earn 2,500 bonus Petro-Points, or spend $399 or more on fuel, car wash or in-store purchases at Petro-Canada and earn 5,000 bonus Petro-Points when you pay with your linked RBC debit or credit card Oct 31, 20 Receive $50 off the cost of any Ownr service using the link via your RBC account Nov 1, 20 Get a 10% statement credit when you spend $15 or more Nov 3, 20 McDonalds 3x RBC Rewards Points on all purchases & other RBC Visa Cards Nov 9, 20 Get a $20 statement credit on any purchase over $100 online at www…October 28 Update: Massive devaluation to Delta SkyMiles partner award flights, Amex offers Amazon Prime Update + another 3x/5x multiplier & OWG delays first flights
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News out of the U.S this morning that Delta SkyMiles has significantly increased redemption requirements for award travel on partner airlines between the U.S. and Europe & Asia. Delta pretty much considers Canada as the same as the U.S. so these new non-published award rates would apply to us Canadians as well. In some ways it almost appears that Delta looked at Aeroplan’s new partner Reward charts coming on November 8 and figured they could raise their amounts as well. For example Delta’s one way partner flights to Europe used to start at 25,000 miles now they look to be 35,000 miles, the latter is the same for Air Canada. For Asia it used to be 32,500 SkyMiles now it’s 40,000 – Air Canada starts at 35,000 now. (Source Thrifty Traveller)Image via Delta Airlines Another American Express multiplier to let you know about. Wow Chicken here in Calgary codes properly for dining – I paid for it on my Platinum Card as I had forgotten my Cobalt Card. (I know how dare I!) and that purchase earned 3x the points which means it would earn 5x points on the Cobalt Card…
