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How to maximize your travel credit card perks—even when you aren’t travelling + MORE Aug 5th
With the majority of Canadians now at least partially vaccinated against COVID-19, travel is starting to open up again. We’re seeing friends who’ve been carefully bubbled start to post pictures of their road trips or domestic flights to see family for the first time since the pandemic locked thi.... More »
More details on the revamped Scotiabank Gold American Express Card - all changes are confirmed + MORE May 8th
Two weeks ago we gave quick mention to changes coming to the Scotiabank Gold American Express Card. These changes have been confirmed with Scotia and cardholders are now receiving notices of the changes which are for the most part better!Here is a summary of what's happening to the card:Item Changin.... More »
December 13 Update: 25% bonus when you convert Shangri-La Hotels points to Aeroplan & other airlines; earn 25,000 bonus Be Well points at Rexall tomorrow + MORE Dec 14th
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RWRDS Daily Update – December 7 + MORE Dec 8th
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Biggest ever bonus offers revealed for the BMO Rewards World Elite Mastercard, BMO eclipse Visa Infinite & BMO eclipse Visa Infinite Privilege cards + MORE Jan 6th
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President’s Choice Financial® World Mastercard® Review
– ratesupermarket.ca
If you regularly shop where President’s Choice products are sold or make a lot of purchases at Shoppers Drug Mart or PharmaprixMD, you’ll likely be interested in the PC Financial® World Mastercard®. With the card, you can earn PC Optimum points at an accelerated rate, which means more points in your pocket. Best of all, the card only requires a personal income of $60,000 or household income of $100,000 for you to qualify, in addition to credit approval.
If your personal income is $80,000 or you have a household income of $150,000, you’ll likely automatically qualify for the PC Financial® World Elite Mastercard® instead. But if your personal income or household income falls below the threshold of $60,000 and $100,000, don’t worry, as you may still qualify for the PC Financial® Mastercard® which also earns you bonus PC Optimum points.
Like the other two Mastercards under the PCF roster, the PC Financial® World Mastercard® has no annual fee and carries the standard interest rate of 19…
Low-fare flights: When fees are charged for paying with credit card
– creditcards.com
If you buy a low-cost flight through an online travel agency, you might be charged a fee for paying with credit card — even if the agency claims to have no “hidden” fees.
President’s Choice Financial® World Elite MasterCard® Review
– ratesupermarket.ca
If you do your grocery shopping where President’s Choice products are sold and frequent Shoppers Drug Mart or PharmaprixMD, you’ll want to pay close attention to the President’s Choice Financial® World Elite Mastercard®. The card allows you to earn PC Optimum points which can then be put towards any purchases made at participating stores such as Loblaws, Real Canadian Superstore, Joe Fresh, Shoppers Drug Mart and more. When you factor in the targeted offers and bonus points available in store, this card is a winner! Earning rewards towards food, cosmetics, cellphones, and merchandise has never been so easy.
A minimum annual personal income of $80,000 or household income of $150,000 is required for the PC Financial® World Elite Mastercard®. If you don’t meet the minimum income requirement, you’ll still be considered for the PC Financial® World Mastercard® or the PC Financial® Mastercard®.
Like the other two Mastercards under the PCF roster, the PC Financial® World Elite Mastercard® has no annual fee and carries the standard interest rate of 19…
Full-time RVers: Credit card tips for saving money
– creditcards.com
Full-time RVers can save money as they wander across the country by choosing the right credit card, budgeting wisely and leveraging loyalty programs and coupons.
Canadian consumers are increasingly looking for better rewards programs when it comes to choosing a credit card, according to a new study that shows that nearly half of the people that switched cards in the past year did so for a better plan.