Neo Financial is relatively new to the credit card scene, but they are trying to make some noise. Today, we have a special guest, Andrew Chau, the co-founder and CEO of Neo Financial took the time to answer some of our questions. Thank you so much for taking time out of your busy schedule Andrew, keep up the good work!
For this month, Tangerine extended is 10% offer by an additional 2 months.
Keep in mind that we still have the Top Cash Back Credit Cards page, which includes permanent and temporary offers if you wish to see a more complete list of cards, not just cards that offer at least 10% cash back.
For this month, TD had multiple offers expiring, which are now modified and now have new May and September end dates. We published this post a day earlier than normal because the HSBC offers end today, while RBC has 2 offers that are expiring later this month.
Is it not often that I promote secured credit cards, as they usually do not offer any significant rewards to talk about. However, Plastk changed the game with its Plastk Secured Visa Credit Card.
They currently have a decent offer for Canadian post secondary students looking to work on increasing their credit score. Let’s start with the highlights of the card.
Today, I am going to review an underrated credit card called the National Bank World Elite MasterCard. I have been fairly critical of National Bank in my financial institution credit card rankings, but they do have a gem in their portfolio that holds value.
For this month, the few offers that will be expiring in early April will not make it to next month’s list. TD offers that expired recently were changed and now ending in either May or July.
Also noteworthy is that the Plastk Secured Visa Credit Card has a decent first year fee waived offer for Canadian students looking to build their credit score.
Costco and Capital One ended their relationship, but when one door closes, another door opens. Just for reference, here are the highlights of each card for comparison’s sake.
Compared to last month, Tangerine extended is 10% offer till the end of this month, while Scotiabank pushed its offer to May 1st.
Keep in mind that we still have the Top Cash Back Credit Cards page, which includes permanent and temporary offers if you wish to see a more complete list of cards, not just cards that offer at least 10% cash back.
It is rare to be able to earn rewards by completing surveys with banks, so when one pops up, it’s nice to see.
For this month, Scotiabank and RBC were the ones who had offers expiring last month. However, both companies slightly modified and extended all their promotional offers that ended last month.
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