The Best Reloadable Prepaid Credit Cards In Canada
Reloadable prepaid credit cards in Canada function like a debit card with some additional benefits. Click to see our list of the best prepaid cards.
Post Mortem: Revolut’s Revolving Doors of Remittance
Revolut, a fintech hailing from the United Kingdom, created a no-cost manufactured spending opportunity that allowed some to cycle over $500,000 in a matter of months.
Review: Wise Visa Platinum Prepaid Card
The Wise card allows to hold and convert foreign currency with ease and withdraw $350 per month fee-free at ATMs abroad. See if it’s got a place in your wallet.
Review: Titanium Prepaid Mastercard
The Titanium Prepaid Mastercard is one of the more prominent prepaid cards in the Canadian landscape. Learn about this prepaid credit card.
How to Use American Express Credit Cards at Superstore & Loblaws
Superstore tragically doesn’t accept Amex credit cards. However you can work around this using prepaid cards or Loblaws gift cards.
Review: KOHO Prepaid Mastercard
Review of the KOHO Visa prepaid credit card. Learn about the rewards, benefits, and fees associated with the KOHO card.
Review: Vanilla Prepaid Mastercard & Visa
Review of the Vanilla Prepaid Mastercard & Visa cards. Learn about how these cards work and how best to utilize them.
Manufactured Spending with the Reloadable Prepaid PayPower Mastercard
Meeting minimum spend requirements is vital to earning credit card rewards. PayPower Mastercard is a viable option to meet your spends while netting a small profit.
Review: Wealthsimple Cash Card
Wealthsimple Cash is a new Canadian prepaid Visa card and p2p cash transfer app featuring no fees and 5% cashback on weekends for specific spend categories.
Post Mortem: The Not So Bright Brightside $10 Cashback Promotion
In May 2021, Brightside offered a $10 top up promo that allowed a degenerate group of friends to liquidate $1000s in food, beer, and gift cards at no cost.
Review: Brightside Prepaid Card by ATB Financial
ATB’s Brightside prepaid Mastercard has a lot to offer, including 0.5% cashback, no ATM or FX fees, and $1 cashback ‘roundups’ with local partners.
Post Mortem: Printing Bitcoin Cashback and Saving the Rainforest with the Mogo Prepaid Card
The Mogo prepaid card offered a loophole which allowed manufactured spending upwards of $100,000 earning both credit card points AND 2% cashback in bitcoin.
Review: Mogo Prepaid Visa Card (MogoCard)
SEPT 2021 UPDATE: Almost as quickly as it came, the Mogo 2% cashback in Bitcoin has been nerfed, in favor of planting trees. Sadly this … Read more
Foreign Currency for Travel Abroad: Fintech Disruptors to the Rescue
Let’s discuss Canada’s best no-fx fee credit cards and prepaid debit cards (Stack, Revolut, Koho) to consider adding to your travel wallet.
How to Use Visa and Amex to Pay for Costco Purchases in Canada
Mastercard is the only card accepted in store at Costco. Learn how to buy Costco gift cards with Amex and Visa to earn points on your favorite cards.