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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Top 5 Cash Back Credit Card Sign Up offers for February - These cards provide the best value out of their welcome bonuses + MORE Feb 6th
Here are Rewards Canada's Top 5 Cash Back Credit Card Sign Up offers for the month of February 2021. This is not a 'best' credit card list like our Top Cash Back Credit Card rankings but instead a look at cards that have very good acquisition (welcome/sign up) offers. As always when choosin.... More »
A look at the new Air Canada Aeroplan small business co-brand credit cards + MORE Nov 17th
Next up in our coverage of the new Air Canada Aeroplan program is our look at the small business co-brand credits for the program. We'll cover all the cards here in one post rather than an individual post for each card like we did for the consumer cards. There are two levels of business.... More »
RWRDS Daily Update – August 18, 2023 + MORE Aug 19th
Member Extras benefit clarified for the Platinum Card from American Express and we review the BMO CashBack World Elite Mastercard. Check out today's points & miles updates here:
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Applying for a credit card: What you need to know + MORE Jan 11th
There are many great reasons to carry a credit card. Beyond the convenience and purchase protection included with many credit card purchases, they’re also important financial tools for establishing your credit history and borrowing money—both of which you’ll need if you want to make a major pu.... More »
Top Cash Back Credit Card Sign Up offers for September 2023 + MORE Sep 9th
Here are Rewards Canada’s Top 5 Cash Back Credit Card Sign Up offers for the month of September 2023. This is not a ‘best’ credit card list like our Top Cash Back Credit Card rankings but instead a look at cards that have very good cash back acquisition (welcome/sign up) offers. This includes .... More »
The Best Roadside Assistance Options For Canadians
– canadianfinanceblog.com
When you’re in the midst of a long and bitterly cold Canadian winter, it’s not a stretch to imagine yourself in any number of difficult, weather-related circumstances. Stranded on a dark highway in a snowstorm, a dead battery while you’re out shopping miles from home – both are distinct possibilities in the Great White North. And it’s not just the inclement weather. Canada is a vast country, with no shortage of remote areas to explore. It’s why so many Canadians invest in roadside assistance programs, to give them peace of mind when travelling.
Living in Alberta, I’ve kept a longstanding membership with the Alberta Motor Association (AMA), which is a Canada Automobile Association (CAA) partner. While I’ve never had any issues with AMA, I often wonder if there are better roadside assistance programs out there, both from a price and service standpoint. What I do know is that there’s a growing list to choose from.
For most Canadians, the name CAA has become synonymous with roadside assistance coverage, but these days, they face increased competition from household names like Costco, and Canadian Tire, and a number of popular, credit card affiliated programs, like TD Auto Club…
Living in Alberta, I’ve kept a longstanding membership with the Alberta Motor Association (AMA), which is a Canada Automobile Association (CAA) partner. While I’ve never had any issues with AMA, I often wonder if there are better roadside assistance programs out there, both from a price and service standpoint. What I do know is that there’s a growing list to choose from.
For most Canadians, the name CAA has become synonymous with roadside assistance coverage, but these days, they face increased competition from household names like Costco, and Canadian Tire, and a number of popular, credit card affiliated programs, like TD Auto Club…
