The American Express Gold Rewards Card is one of my top 3 favourite credit cards in Canada. The features I like best is the ability to transfer my points to partners, generous sign up bonus, great earning ratios on spending, comprehensive travel insurance coverage and first year fee waived.
The TD Aeroplan Visa Infinite Card is offering a few promotions at the same time. The first offer is a higher than normal Aeroplan miles sign up bonus, from 15,000 to 25,000. Secondly, there is a $250 credit for stays at a hotel in the Luxury Hotel Collection.
With the Canadian dollar continually hitting record new lows, I am beginning to hesitate whether it is completely worthwhile to make a major trip to the United States at the moment. Personally, when the Canadian dollar was much stronger than the USD, I exchanged as much CDN for USD as I could to load up while I could. Just in case the Canadian comes crashing down, like it has. Now is really the time to exchange USD to Canadian.
Competing internally with their fellow PC Financial rewards program, T&T Supermarket had introduced their loyalty program, which comes in a form of a card. You can earn points in which will allow you to redeem for in-store reward items.
The BMO SPC CashBack MasterCard is currently offering a $50 cash back bonus and a chance to win free tuition and books.
The American Express Business Gold Rewards Card has a very strong sign up bonus for Membership Rewards points going on, but a steep spend requirement in place. Today, I will suggest some strategies on how to achieve the minimum spend requirement.
The Bank of Montreal (BMO) is offering up to 1,900 Air Miles bonus if you open a new Air Miles Bank Plan before October 31, 2015 and take advantage of the entire offer.
One of Pointshogger’s avid reader alerted us with this offer. TD is offering a higher than normal sign up bonus with its TD First Class Travel Visa Infinite Card. You can now earn an additional 45,000 sign up bonus TD…
American Express is offering a higher than normal sign up bonus for two of its Aeroplan co-branded credit cards. Both come with a hefty sign up fee, but this softens the blow. Let’s take a look at the highlights of…
For those that are familiar with this program, the Diners Club International (DCI) is a charge card company which was first created in 1950. It was a monopoly in its time until American Express and Carte Blanche was introduced as…