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Charged Up! podcast: Helping low-income entrepreneurs get credit + MORE Nov 29th
Are you a budding entrepreneur with no access to credit for a number of reasons? We learn about new programs judging loan worthiness based on different criteria.... More »
Air Canada Aeroplan and Marriott Bonvoy Launch Expanded Loyalty Partnership Offering Status Match and Two-Way Currency Transfer + MORE Oct 9th
Big news out of Air Canada and Marriott today as they have launched an expanded partnership that has them offering reciprocal elite status matching and re-affirming the two-way points transfers between the programs. This partnership follows in the footsteps of other enhanced partnership that Marriot.... More »
OFFER EXTENDED: Earn up to 105,000 bonus Aeroplan Points with the TD® Aeroplan® Visa Infinite Privilege* Card + MORE May 30th
There are more credit card options in Canada than you can shake a stick at! Stay on top of the best rates and plans right here.
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Three new Amex Offers for Fresh, Shell & TransLink + MORE May 2nd
Three new Amex Offers were released today and these are some good ones from Shell, Fresh and Translink: Shell Make a qualifying fuel purchase of at least $60 using your registered Card at participating Shell location(s) in Ontario and Western Canada by 30/09/2023 and earn a $5 statement credit. Limi.... More »
Which card issuer allows different credit limits for multiple users? Jun 9th
Most card issuers don't allow you to set individual spending limits for authorized users; American Express is the exception..... More »
Aug 29 Update: Amex Air Miles Platinum sign up bonus increased, VIA Rail Preference Bonuses, Fall Best Western promo released
– RewardsCanada.ca
Here is our last update for August! News, Tips & Tricks Two of the American Express Air Miles cards were updated today. The American Express Air Miles Platinum has had its sign up bonus increased to 1,500 miles while the Air Miles Reserve has dropped from 2,500 to 1,700. Both cards still have the same spend requirements to earn those bonuses. Of course the Air Miles Platinum comes first year free so those 1,500 Miles are essentially ‘free miles’ as long as you use the card on spend that you were going to complete anyways. See the bonus offer section for more details. The latest set of Air France KLM Flying Blue Promo Awards are out but once again there are no offerings from Canada. Their are options out of Detroit and New York which are possibilites for those of you in Ontario/Quebec. You could drive to Detroit or fly to NYC on a 9,000 Avios British Airways Executive Club ticket (see here for more details on that latter option) Bonus Offers Air France KLM Flying Blue- Save up to 50% with Promo Awards Save 25% to 50% on the Award Miles usually required for award ticket…Obama muddies the message on Syria
– macleans.ca
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama, faced with deepening crises in the Middle East and Ukraine, is putting the brakes on the notion that American military power can solve either conflict.
While that stance is in keeping with Obama’s long-standing aversion to military entanglements, it comes at a time when the effectiveness of his preferred options is being challenged and there are indications that some in the administration are ready to take more robust actions.
In the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, Obama has relied largely on co-ordinated U.S. and European Union sanctions to try to shift Russian President Vladimir Putin’s calculus. While the White House can claim credit for inflicting some pain on Russia’s economy, Putin appears to be only getting more aggressive, with Ukrainian officials accusing Russia of sending two military columns across the border Thursday.
During a news conference at the White House, Obama warned that Russia likely will face more Western penalties because of its continued provocations…
While that stance is in keeping with Obama’s long-standing aversion to military entanglements, it comes at a time when the effectiveness of his preferred options is being challenged and there are indications that some in the administration are ready to take more robust actions.
In the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, Obama has relied largely on co-ordinated U.S. and European Union sanctions to try to shift Russian President Vladimir Putin’s calculus. While the White House can claim credit for inflicting some pain on Russia’s economy, Putin appears to be only getting more aggressive, with Ukrainian officials accusing Russia of sending two military columns across the border Thursday.
During a news conference at the White House, Obama warned that Russia likely will face more Western penalties because of its continued provocations…
Obama muddies the message on Syria
– macleans.ca
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama, faced with deepening crises in the Middle East and Ukraine, is putting the brakes on the notion that American military power can solve either conflict.
While that stance is in keeping with Obama’s long-standing aversion to military entanglements, it comes at a time when the effectiveness of his preferred options is being challenged and there are indications that some in the administration are ready to take more robust actions.
In the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, Obama has relied largely on co-ordinated U.S. and European Union sanctions to try to shift Russian President Vladimir Putin’s calculus. While the White House can claim credit for inflicting some pain on Russia’s economy, Putin appears to be only getting more aggressive, with Ukrainian officials accusing Russia of sending two military columns across the border Thursday.
During a news conference at the White House, Obama warned that Russia likely will face more Western penalties because of its continued provocations…
While that stance is in keeping with Obama’s long-standing aversion to military entanglements, it comes at a time when the effectiveness of his preferred options is being challenged and there are indications that some in the administration are ready to take more robust actions.
In the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, Obama has relied largely on co-ordinated U.S. and European Union sanctions to try to shift Russian President Vladimir Putin’s calculus. While the White House can claim credit for inflicting some pain on Russia’s economy, Putin appears to be only getting more aggressive, with Ukrainian officials accusing Russia of sending two military columns across the border Thursday.
During a news conference at the White House, Obama warned that Russia likely will face more Western penalties because of its continued provocations…
New York TimesObama Urges Calm in Face of Crises in Ukraine and SyriaNew York TimesPresident Obama said at a news conference that while he would continue to pressure Russia, he did not foresee a “military confrontation between Russia and the United States.” Video Credit By Associated Press on Publish Date August 28, 2014.Pentagon insider says Joint Chiefs of Staff are 'seeing red' and 'spitting nails …Daily MailIraq crisis demands Obama rethinkSydney Morning HeraldObama muddies the message on SyriaMacleans.caFox News (blog) -The Week Magazine -The Wireall 1,606 news articles »
Earn Triple Aeroplan Miles for Choice Hotels stays this Fall
– RewardsCanada.ca
The Triple Aeroplan Miles offer for Choice Hotel stays that we saw this past Spring has returned for the fall! Remember to earn the bonus miles you must be a Choice Privileges member and set your earning preference to AeroplanOffer details Triple Aeroplan Miles for every qualifying stay at any participating Comfort Inn®, Comfort Suites®, Quality®, Sleep Inn®, Clarion®, Cambria Suites®, MainStay Suites®, Suburban Extended Stay®, Econo Lodge®, Rodeway Inn® or Ascend Hotel Collection® location.** . Full Details and online Booking Sep 1 – Nov 30, 14 **Points cannot be earned in Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway and Sweden and including Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Papua New Guinea and Fiji. 
