Below is a list of the best first year fee waived offers on the market.
We also have two other types of monthly lists going on:
Top Cash Back Credit Card Offers
Top Higher than Normal Sign Up Bonus Offers
Another month, another Best Current First Year Fee Waived Cards list. I divided the list into two types: permanent offers (i.e. no specified expiry date) and promotional offers (with an expiry date).
We also have two other types of monthly lists going on:
I have been on the road quite a bit for the past month; thus, the slowdown on posts. Since I have been on the road so much, I thought it would be a great time to update the list of top credit cards to for road trips.
See Also: Top Reasons to go on Road Trips
A lot has changed since I last created this list, so there will be lots of updates.
Another month, another Best Current First Year Fee Waived Cards list. I divided the list into two types: permanent offers (i.e. no specified expiry date) and promotional offers (with an expiry date).
We also have two other types of monthly lists going on:
Top Cash Back Credit Card Offers
Top Higher than Normal Sigh Up Bonus Offers
If you have been following my series, I have mostly been comparing similar Canada versus US based credit cards. Today, I think that it will be fun to add a third country in the mix. I will be writing about the British Airways, Executive Club co-branded credit cards. Below are the 4 credit cards that we will be comparing. Also, it is only fitting as the Canadian and US cards are offering a higher than normal sign up bonus.
It has been exactly 6 months since the last time I updated this list. The reason is because there has been very little movement until the past two months, where there were quite a few changes in the credit card industry that warrants an update to the rankings. Last year was a strong year for credit cards, so I assumed that 2017 would be a slow down year anyway. Unfortunately, most of the changes so far to the industry have been negative. Companies that moved down the list is because of a negative change. The ones that moved up is due to the downfall of the other companies.
Another month, another Best Current First Year Fee Waived Cards list. The first list was popular enough that I will continue with this monthly trend.
Permanent Offers
These are credit cards that do not have an expiry date on their first year fee waived offer. Note that it also means that they can end the offer at any time without
Just a few days after a write a post comparing the co-branded Amazon credit cards between Canada and the United States, it seems like it the Canadian version has been discontinued. Here is the official wording:
As of April 3, 2017, we are no longer accepting applications for the Amazon.ca Rewards Visa Card and there is no other way to get the card at this time.
It has been fun for me to compare similar Canadian and U.S. based credit cards. So far, it has proven that Canada does have some competitive cards. I cannot expect them to be at par with each other. Today, we continue our comparison series with the Amazon co-branded cards.
Keep in mind that the U.S. has two versions of the card to consider. Below are the highlights of each respective cards:
This list of first year fee waived cards has become a regular monthly post. Feel free to share any credit card offers that I may have missed.