The Rise & Fall of Canadian Prepaid Credit Cards
Learn about the significant and interesting history of Canadian prepaid credit cards as we have seen them evolve over the past few years.
Learn about the significant and interesting history of Canadian prepaid credit cards as we have seen them evolve over the past few years.
Several credit cards are universally valuable and would be a great addition to any Canadian’s wallet. Click to see the best cards for everyday Canadians.
The Amex Platinum card offers a $200 travel credit that refreshes upon the cardholder’s anniversary. Click to learn what you need to know about this credit and how to use it.
Premium credit cards are some of the best options on the market. Learn how you can pick the best premium credit card for your needs.
Many banks and loyalty programs require two-factor authentication to log in, which can cause issues when traveling. Learn more about what options exist.
Traveling to watch your favorite sports team can be an amazing, yet expensive, experience. Learn how to save on costs with miles and points.
Many credit cards in Canada offer annual credits as a benefit. Learn everything you need to know about these credits and how to get the most out of them.
The Amex Platinum card offers a $200 dining credit that refreshes annually. Click to learn what you need to know about this credit and how to use it.
Edmonton’s Best Hotels promotion is an easy way to earn up to $225 in cash back on your next hotel stay! Click to learn more.
Sometimes things don’t go right during a hotel stay. Click to learn how to complain to a hotel tactfully and have your problem resolved effectively.
Vacation packages, such as WestJet Vacations, are attractive for the price-conscious consumer. But are these packages worth it?
Scene+ members can now earn and redeem Scene+ Points on travel purchases booked with Expedia. Click to learn how.
“Orphaned” miles and points happen when you are left with a hard-to-use amount of points in your account. Learn how to best deal with these orphaned balances
Many consumers turn to online travel agencies to book their travel because it is easy and potentially cheaper. However, these platforms are not risk-free.
If you collect miles and points as a household, the Flying Blue Family Account can be an easy way to combine points balances.
If you plan to fly with Air Canada frequently, Air Canada Flight Passes can be a great tool to reduce overall costs.