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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Should I be added to new husband’s card or get a new one together?
– creditcards.com
Joint credit cards are rare these days. It’s more common to add a spouse as a authorized user to a card.
June 19 Update: Fly lie flat business class between Halifax and Montreal for 15,000 miles, get 20% More Rewards back when redeeming for gift cards & more
– RewardsCanada.ca
For the summer season Air Canada is flying an internationally configured Airbus A330 once a day between Montreal and Halifax. If you have never flown international business class before then this is a good opportunity to do so. Sure it’s only about 1-1/2 hours but it is a short haul redemption meaning it costs only 15,000 miles one way + $90 in taxes. The same revenue ticket is $530, which gives you about a value of 2.9 cents per mile redeemed. Not great but not bad as well! If you think you would never get enough Aeroplan miles to try business class on a long haul flight then this is your other option to say you have tried a lie flat seat!The A330 will be flown on the route until October 27th. Here is the schedule for this flight:AC664 YUL1340 – 1607YHZ 333 DAC669 YHZ1730 – 1806YUL 333 D (Source: Routes Online) There are several other routes where you can experience the international aircraft configuration for as little at 15,000 miles in business class: – one flight per day between Toronto and Montreal where the A330 is flown- one flight per day between Toronto and Ottawa where the 767-300 is flownMore Rewards is offering 20% back in points when you redeem points for select gift cards…
