Travel cards
Normally, my American Express Platinum Canada review is positive since you get so much value out of the card, but due to the world pandemic, American Express has devalued the card. My American Express Platinum Canada review is still positive since it’s one of the best travel credit cards in Canada if you’re strictly looking…
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**This post contains affiliate links The American Express Business Platinum card has one of the largest sign up bonus out there since you get 45,000 American Express Membership Rewards points (with a referral) when you spend $7,000 in the first three months. Those 45,000 points are incredibly flexible since you can transfer them to various partners…
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In a surprising, not so surprising move, American Express has dropped the welcome bonus on both of their Platinum Cards. New American Express Platinum Card applicants will now get a welcome bonus of 25,000 Membership Rewards points when you charge $2,000 to your card in the first three months of card membership. If you’re signing…
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American Express is my favourite type of credit card. Some Canadians complain that it’s not widely accepted, but I find that more and more merchants accept American Express these days. There are obviously some exceptions such as Costco and Loblaw’s owned grocery stores, but they only don’t accept Amex because they’re trying to push their…
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The best Visa card in Canada depends on what you plan on using your Visa credit card for and the type of rewards you like to earn. Cash back and rewards credit cards can give you excellent value, but then there are cards with no foreign transaction fees and prepaid cards that can be beneficial…
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The American Express Platinum cards are in my opinion, two of the best travel credit cards in Canada. They have the best travel perks, the best sign up bonuses and both earn American Express Membership Rewards (MR) points which I consider to be the best bank travel rewards program in the country. Yes, it’s true…
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When I worked at an office job, the business credit cards that we used were pretty basic. The cards offered interest free payments for almost two months, a high spending limit and reporting tools. I suppose this made sense because I worked for a big corporation, but the business cards they used didn’t seem like…
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Although I personally prefer the WestJet RBC World Elite Mastercard, it comes with a minimum income requirement of $80,000 or a household income of $150,000. Because of this income requirement, not everyone will be approved for the card but that doesn’t mean you can’t earn WestJet dollars and get a companion voucher. The WestJet RBC…
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