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RWRDS Daily Update – February 15 + MORE Feb 16th
The top credit cards for everyday non-bonused category spending & Rodd Hotels offering Double EveryStay Rewards Points in Atlantic Canada. Check out today's points & miles updates here:
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BMO Report: Why a Quarter of Canadians Didn’t Save Last Year + MORE Mar 12th
When it comes to saving patterns, it seems like Canadians are caught at two opposite ends of the spectrum. According to a recent Bank of Montreal survey, 15 percent of Canadians managed to tuck away over $10,000 last year, yet a quarter of people did not save a dime.
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New increased welcome bonus of 950 miles on BMO's no fee AIR MILES cards + earn 5x miles at Shell until the end of the year + MORE Aug 18th
BMO updated their portfolio of no fee AIR MILES credit cards today with a new increased welcome bonus offer of 950 AIR MILES Rewards Miles. This is an increased of 150 miles over the previous offer that we have seen for sometime now. That 950 miles is worth $100 in cash if you are collecting AIR MIL.... More »
RWRDS Daily Update Feb 5: New AIR MILES Card Linked offers for Lyft & Emma Sleep + MORE Feb 5th
New AIR MILES Card Linked offers for Lyft & Emma Sleep and earn up to 8,000 bonus Miles & More miles on Avis rentals. Check out today's points & miles updates here:
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As AI fuels a surge in travel scams, here’s how you can protect yourself May 8th
Mark Kalinowski’s dad fell for a classic travel scam. “Someone called one day and said, ‘Hey, good news, you won a trip to Florida. It’s all paid for. Just pay that $200 upfront holding fee,’” Kalinowski recalled from his home in Calgary. “He’s like, ‘Oh yeah, let me give you my cr.... More »
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.
