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Top Credit Card Higher than Normal Sign Up Bonuses for August 2018
I am a little late on this list compared to normal. The reason is because there were very few changes to this list, so I wanted to give it more time to see if something comes up. Unfortunately, nothing significant has come up.
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For today, I am listing the credit cards that are offering a higher than normal sign up bonus. I ranked the credit cards by the price of the annual fees (lowest to highest):
- BMO SPC Air Miles MasterCard – no annual fee, earn 500 sign up bonus Air Miles after the first purchase (if you sign up before October 31, 2018). Normally 200 sign up bonus.
- BMO Air Miles MasterCard – no annual fee, earn 500 sign up bonus Air Miles after the first purchase (if you sign up before October 31, 2018). Normally 200 sign up bonus.
- Scotiabank More Rewards Visa Card – no annual fee, earn 15,000 sign up bonus More Reward points after making the first purchase within 90 days (if you apply before October 31, 2018). Normally 5,000 sign up bonus.
- TD Platinum Travel Visa Card – $89 annual fee (first year fee waived if you apply by August 27, 2018) and earn 20,000 sign up bonus TD points (if you apply by August 27, 2018). Earn 15,000 TD points after the first purchase and earn additional 5,000 TD points after having your account opened in good standing for 90 days. Normally 15,000 TD points.
- CIBC Aventura Visa Card for Business – $120 annual fee (first year fee waived if you apply before October 31, 2018); earn 30,000 sign up bonus points (if you apply before October 31, 2018). Earn 20,000 after the first purchase and another 10,000 after spending $1,000 in the first 3 monthly cycles. Normally 20,000 points.
- RBC Visa Infinite Avion – $120 annual fee (first year fee waived; limited time, with no end date); earn 25,000 sign up bonus points upon approval (limited time, with no end date). Normally 15,000 points.
- TD First Class Travel Visa Infinite Card – $120 annual fee (first year fee waived if you apply by August 27, 2018) and earn 40,000 sign up bonus TD points (if you apply by August 27, 2018). Earn 20,000 TD points after the first purchase and earn additional 20,000 TD points after having your account opened in good standing for 90 days. Normally 20,000 TD points.
- HSBC World Elite MasterCard – $149 annual fee (first year fee waived if you apply before September 4, 2018) (excluding Quebec residents). Earn 30,000 sign up bonus points (earn 20,000 upon approval and 10,000 after spending $1,000 in the first 90 days) (if you apply before September 4, 2018). Earn 60,000 sign up bonus points (earn 20,000 upon approval and 40,000 after keeping the account open for 90 days in good standing) (Quebec residents only) (if you apply before September 4, 2018).
- Scotiabank Platinum American Express Card – $399 annual fee, $99 annual fee for an authorized user and earn 30,000 sign up bonus points after making a purchase in the first 2 months (if you apply before October 31, 2018). Uncertain what their normal offer is as they have extended this offer for years.
- CIBC Aerogold Visa Infinite Privilege Card – $399 annual fee, $99 annual fee for an authorized user and earn 50,000 sign up bonus Aeroplan miles (if you apply before October 31, 2018). Earn 25,000 Aeroplan miles after the first purchase and earn additional 25,000 Aeroplan miles after spending $1,000 after the first 3 months. Normally 25,000 sign up bonus.
Please let me know if I missed anything. Your feedback is always greatly appreciated!
Do you know if there is any rumour or word if we are getting new Amex cards with the mariott merger? Or if not new cards new signup bonuses?
Seems tight lipped. This is the most recent announcement:
https://pointshogger.boardingarea.com/changes-to-the-american-express-canada-spg-co-brand-credit-cards/
Did you see MBNA. World Elite is going from no fee to $120 per year starting in September?
Thanks for the heads up. Unfortunately news. Unless they upgrade the product as well!
HSBC Premier World Elite Mastercard is different of HSBC World Elite Mastercard. The offer is for the HSBC World Elite Mastercard.
You are correct. I just updated the post. Thanks!