Credit Cards

Air Miles may be one of the largest loyalty programs in Canada – with a whopping 11 million accountholders collectively swiping thousands of Air Miles Cards a minute – but it’s arguably become less rewarding when … Read More

More than eleven million Canadians have already filed their taxes according to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). As of April 6, the average refund works out to quite a sizeable chunk of change: $1,788. While many … Read More

Whatever your reason for applying for a new credit card – whether it’s to up your rewards game or get started establishing your credit history – getting denied is a bummer. There are ten main reasons … Read More

Cash back credit cards do exactly what their name suggests: they refund a small percentage of your purchases either as a credit on your statement or as cash in your bank account. Each cash back credit … Read More

Every year, Ratehub.ca rounds up the best credit cards in the country to help Canadians wade through the financial weeds to find the card most suited to their spending habits and lifestyle. Like clothing, credit cards … Read More

This article is sponsored by CIBC. The thoughts and opinions are my own. I’ve got a secret. Despite being a credit card expert who regularly covers the ins and outs of how rewards points programs work … Read More

Whether you’re a sceptic or believer, it’s hard to argue with the facts: cryptocurrency is going mainstream. The world’s first bitcoin ETF was launched last month, trading crypto can now be done in a few taps … Read More

Lockdowns may have put a wrench in weekend brunch plans and dining out, but odds are, you’re still spending a sizeable chunk of your budget on restaurants. Multiple studies show the pandemic has led to a … Read More

Most people don’t realize it, but just about every credit card out there charges foreign transaction fees. Whenever you buy something in a non-Canadian currency, you end up paying an additional 2.5% on top of the … Read More

To pay back debt or invest. That’s the question. And it’s top of mind for many Canadians now more than ever. Between historically-low interest rates, lockdowns driving a sharp decline in consumer spending, and online brokerages … Read More