[ANALYSIS] Air Canada Elite 35K
This is the continuation of our series on Air Canada Elite statuses. I previously wrote about the Prestige 25K status. Today, I will focus on the next level, which is the Elite 35K status.
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[ANALYSIS] TD Aeroplan Visa Infinite Card
I previously wrote about the TD Aeroplan Visa Infinite Privilege Card, next up is the TD Aeroplan Visa Infinite Card, with the following highlights:
[ANALYSIS] TD Aeroplan Visa Infinite Privilege Card
On January 1, 2014, TD finally came out with its new Aeroplan credit card products. I will start with analyzing their highest version, the TD Aeroplan Visa Infinite Privilege Card. Below are the highlights of the credit card:
[ANALYSIS] Elite Status with Air Canada Altitude, Prestige 25K
Not to be confused with the Aeroplan Program, Air Canada operates its own elite program called: Altitude. The program consists of five elite statuses: Prestige 25K, Elite 35K, Elite 50K, Elite 75K and Super Elite 100K. This post is going to focus on Prestige 25K. We will be posting about the other statuses later on.
[ANALYSIS] American Express Platinum Card
If there is one absolute best Canadian travel credit card out there, the American Express Platinum Card might be it. The catch is, it is only the best credit card if you maximize all the perks. This card earns you Membership Rewards points that do not expire so long as you have a credit card that collects Membership Rewards. Here are the highlights of the card:
[ANALYSIS] BMO World Elite MasterCard
Between September 24, 2013 and March 3, 2014, BMO is waiving its annual fee on the BMO World Elite MasterCard. Here are the highlights of the card:
[ANALYSIS] American Express AeroplanPlus Gold vs. Platinum Card
To cut to the chase, it’s a close call between AMEX AeroplanPlus Gold Card over the AMEX AeroplanPlus Platinum Card. It will depend on your spending habits. I’ll explain. But before I describe the cards, keep in mind that you can only take advantage of the larger sign up bonuses that I will be referring to if you have a friend or family member who can refer the credit card to you. Also keep in mind that they are both Charge Cards, so you will have to pay your balance off in full every month.