New month, new list of top credit card sign up bonuses. Below is a list of the top current offers for the month of December. I have listed the credit cards by the type of credit card, as well as by annual fees:
As we approach the Christmas holidays, I’m sure that there will be many of us who will be eating at restaurants more than usual with friends and family. If you are like me, you would collect cash on behalf of everyone and pay the entire bill with your credit card.
This is actually a very interesting promotion that is very unexpected. WestJet is offer $125 bonus WestJet dollars for stays in Starwood Hotels & Resorts in Hawaii.
This may be a regular weekend for us Canadians, but it is a long weekend for our friends south of the boarder. Just a few updates for this week.
When I am asked which credit card I prefer between American Express, MasterCard or Visa, I actually have no preference whatsoever. I actually prefer looking for the top credit card of each one. Though my favourite can constantly change as new products are introduced to the market.
CIBC has been on a roll lately. Along with the business version, the Both the CIBC Aventura Infinite and Gold Visa personal cards are also waiving their first year fees. Though not as generous as the 25,000 sign up bonus on the business version, you are still getting a decent 15,000 sign up bonus points.
Air Canada is introducing “Altitude Qualifying Dollars” (AQD) that needs to be combined with Altitude Qualifying Miles (AQM) or Altitude Qualifying Segments (AQS) to determine Altitude elite status.
With American Express burying itself with all sign up bonus changes, I am glad to see that there are other financial institutions that are stepping up, like CIBC. They are once again offering its first year fee waived promotion with its CIBC Aerogold Visa Infinite Card. It has been a while since we last saw this promotion (March 31, 2014).
With the discontinuation of the Capital One Delta SkyMiles Credit Cards, as well as multiple devaluations, Delta Air Lines’ SkyMiles program can easily fall out of favour as a top frequent flyer program. That being said, below are some of the factors to consider if you do choose to continue using this program.
It is Saturday again, so we’ve got another round of weekly updates for you. This week, we saw the Aeroplan conversion bonus back, Scotiabank officially taking over the Sears credit cards and a historic merger, pending final approval, between Marriott and Starwood.