From points bonuses and cash back offers to annual fee waivers, there’s no shortage of credit card promotions out there on the market. Designed to spur interest and entice applications, promotional offers can also help those … Read More

President’s Choice entered the world of loyalty rewards programs back in 1998. Two decades, one merger, and billions of dollars in points earned later, and its now-rebranded PC Optimum loyalty program has become one of the … Read More

With the unveiling of the new Aeroplan program – set to officially launch on November 8th – comes new co-branded Aeroplan credit cards. Based on the changes announced by TD and CIBC, it’s clear the two … Read More

This post is sponsored by EQ Bank We’re all familiar with the ordinary, run-of-the-mill savings account.  It’s a safe place to store your money, earn incremental interest, and keep your savings an arm’s length away from … Read More

It’s big news nearly two years in the making: Air Canada has finally unveiled the details of their brand-new Aeroplan loyalty program in an announcement we’ve been anticipating since August 21, 2018 when the national carrier … Read More

This post is sponsored by CIBC. You don’t have to be a personal finance aficionado or an over-optimizer juggling multiple accounts to rack up huge rewards. Just keeping things simple and making the switch to a … Read More

Credit cards are essential financial tools and can build your credit while simultaneously helping stretch your dollar through rewards and money-saving perks like travel insurance and purchase protection. But when you carry a balance, interest kicks … Read More

The SimplyCash from American Express owes much of its appeal to the fact it’s a no-fee cash back card. Rewards are straightforward, redemptions are hassle-free, and you won’t have to think about spending enough to “break … Read More

This post is sponsored by EQ Bank. It can sound almost too good to be true: earn up to 30 times more interest1 than what the big banks offer on savings accounts, with no minimum balance … Read More

Quite a bit has changed since March, when provinces and territories first declared state of emergency orders in response to COVID-19. Social gathering rules have been loosened, retail stores are opening their doors, and airlines are … Read More