The President’s Choice Financial World Elite Mastercard earns PC Optimum points and gives cardholders the opportunity to earn 30x PC Optimum at Real Canadian Superstore, No Frills, and more.
Rewards Rates
The Presidents Choice Financial World Elite Mastercard earns PC Optimum points for all purchases made on the card:
- 30 PC Optimum points for every dollar spent at Real Canadian Superstore, No Frills, Independent, Wholesale Club, Esso, and Mobil.
- 45 PC Optimum points for every dollar spent at Shoppers Drug Mart.
- 10 PC Optimum points for every dollar spent on all other eligible purchases.
If you find yourself often shopping at the retailers listed above, the PC Financial World Elite card can be a great tool to accrue PC Optimum points quickly.
Redeeming PC Optimum Points
PC Optimum points convert to cash at 1,000 PC Optimum per $1 CAD. They can be redeemed in chunks of 10,000 Optimum points for a $10 credit at PC-related retailers, including for groceries, gasoline, and miscellaneous purchases.
The best strategy for redeeming PC Optimum points is to take advantage of elevated redemption offers at PC-related retailers. Click to learn everything you need to know about the PC Optimum program.
Insurance Coverage
The PC World Elite Mastercard offers two types of insurance coverage:
- Emergency travel medical insurance
- Rental car collision and loss damage waiver coverage
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