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February 21 Update: Air Canada introducing Economy Basic fares, Cobalt multipliers updated and a new look for WestJet coming next week? + MORE Feb 21st
Air Canada is introducing Economy Basic fares for their flights within Canada. We've seen this trend in the U.S. with major U.S. airlines starting basic economy fares to compete with Ultra Low Cost Carriers and this is pretty much evident here with this latest move from AC. These are bare bones .... More »
RWRDS Daily Update – January 2 Jan 2nd
New RBC Offers from Baton Rouge, Moores, Dropbox and the American Express Centurion Lounge in San Francisco reopens. Check out today's points & miles updates here:
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AIR MILES Shops Birthday Offer - Shop online and earn 10x Miles sitewide until April 23 Apr 17th
AIR MILES' online shopping portal airmilessshops.ca is 18 years old now and to celebrate they have brought back their huge site wide 10x miles offer. All members will earn 10x the base miles on any eligible online purchases (that is a purchase that earns at least 1 mile) made via any retailer that p.... More »
RWRDS Daily Update – November 27, 2023 Nov 27th
The Ultimate "I have no idea what travel rewards I want" Credit Card portfolio, Buy one ski lift pass get one free with the RBC Avion Friday Friend Pass and 900 bonus Journie Rewards points on gas gift card purchases. Check out today's points & miles updates here:
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Your October points & miles agenda - these offers are all slated to end this month + MORE Oct 2nd
Here is a list of promotions, offers and more that are slated to end during the month. Whether its stay bonuses, registering for offers or signing up for a limited time credit card offer we'll have it here if it expires in this month. * Note all offer end dates were current at time of posting t.... More »
Budgeting business expenses with a growing family
– moneysense.ca
Q. As a solo entrepreneur, I always seem to be using my personal credit card and/or line of credit to meet my business obligations. I don’t know what my income will be from one month to the next. My spouse is nervous about the creeping up of our joint line of credit. What do you suggest to keep my business money separate from my personal and family money?
A:Â Congratulations on your entrepreneur spirit! And your question is a very common area of concern to sole business owners like you. The key to success comes down to great planning and record keeping.
Start by reviewing your family expenses. What are the essential costs like shelter, food and transportation? What are the nice-to-have goals like travel, entertainment and dining out? Once you know your expenses and goals, you can determine what income you need. For instance, if your spouse/partner brings home net pay of $3,000 month and your family costs are $5,000 a month, then you need a net monthly income of $2,000 month from your business to make it all work…
Video: How EMV chips are made
– creditcards.com
A look behind the scenes at an ultra-secure credit card factory where small but complex smart card chips are made
