rewards credit cards

Click here to quickly view the card’s pros and cons (+) Scotiabank Gold American Express – Quick Review The Pros One of the best rewards cards for food-related spending, the Scotiabank Gold American Express will earn … Read More

Click here to quickly view the card’s pros and cons (+) AMEX Cobalt Quick Review The Pros You’ll earn 5 points (5% in travel rewards) per dollar at grocery stores, restaurants, cafes, and bars. That’s among … Read More

Click here to quickly view the card’s pros and cons (+) TD Aeroplan Visa Infinite – Quick Review The Pros The card’s $120 annual fee is waived for the first year. You’ll get 15,000 bonus points … Read More

With more than five million active members, Aeroplan is one of Canada’s most popular loyalty programs. A particularly good fit for frequent travellers whose airline of choice is Air Canada, Members can earn miles at Aeroplan’s … Read More

There are a number of things you can do to become financially responsible, such as having an emergency fund for unexpected expenses. While that’s common sense, there are some other personal rules that will help keep … Read More

It’s hard to manage your finances, let alone in two countries – ask any snowbird or Canadian who regularly crosses the border for shopping sprees down south. You need two of almost everything, from chequing accounts … Read More

Whether you’re a self-proclaimed foodie with a passion for hunting down the trendiest restaurants or are simply someone who spends big on eating out (or ordering in), using the right credit card can help you save … Read More

If you watched a movie in a theatre recently, there’s a good chance it’s owned by Cineplex — the chain monopolizes about 80% of Canada’s box office market share. This means less price competition and choice for consumers, … Read More

Who wouldn’t want to earn more money? It’s no secret that a higher income makes life infinitely easier, but it also entitles you to access the perks of the best rewards credit cards in Canada. Premium … Read More

When you start shopping around for your next credit card, one detail you might forget to double-check before you submit an application is the minimum annual income requirement.