Earn Cash Rebates on MBNA Credit Cards

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Frugal Flyer is excited to announce we are now offering FlyerFunds cash back rebates on one MBNA credit card: the MBNA True Line Mastercard.

FlyerFunds Rebates & MBNA Credit Cards

Frugal Flyer is now offering cash back rebates on one MBNA credit card. The table below outlines all of the details surrounding the current welcome offers and FlyerFunds Rebate amount:

Credit CardWelcome BonusFlyerFunds Rebate
MBNA True Line Mastercard
  • Get a 0% promotional annual interest rate (“AIR”)† for 12 months on balance transfers completed within 90 days of account opening
$50

MBNA Credit Cards with Cash Back Rebates

MBNA True Line Mastercard – Receive $50 FlyerFunds!

MBNA True Line Mastercard
$50
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MBNA True Line Mastercard

The MBNA True Line Mastercard offers a 0% promotional annual interest rate for 12 months on balance transfers completed within 90 days of account opening.

Earn $50 in FlyerFunds when you apply through Frugal Flyer.

OFFER
0 None
MINSPEND
$0
EST. VALUE
$50+
ANNUAL FEE
$0
FOREX FEES
Yes
EXPIRY
–

The MBNA True Line Mastercard is a balance transfer credit card that does not offer a welcome bonus. Instead, eligible new cardholders can:

  • Get a 0% promotional annual interest rate (“AIR”)† for 12 months on balance transfers completed within 90 days of account opening

For those readers who are looking to consolidate existing credit card balances and take advantage of the benefits that a balance transfer credit card can offer, the MBNA True Line Mastercard is one of the best options in the Canadian market.

Click to apply for the cash back rebate offer on the MBNA True Line Mastercard with a $50 FlyerFunds Rebate!

Apply Now Through Frugal Flyer Rebates

If you are interested in signing up for an MBNA credit card and want to receive some extra cash back in your wallet, head over to the FlyerFunds Rebates hub and follow the steps to apply.

Josh Bandura

Josh Bandura

Co-Founder at Frugal Flyer
Josh has been involved in the miles and points game since 2015 but has scaled up his knowledge and points earning potential in recent years. With a consistent attitude of "min-maxing" in many aspects of his life, Josh has transferred this mindset over to the miles and points game. Always looking for the next big opportunity, he aims to share content on a variety of topics including his travels, miles and points, and most importantly, how to get the most out of your credit cards

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