
Business and personal travel cards: new perks, sign-up bonuses and which ones pay you back.
New BMO VIPorter World Elite Mastercard holders who spend $2,000 in 50 days split a 50 million point pool, on top of up to 70,000 points.
Read the post →The Marriott Bonvoy Amex free night will soon need $3,000 a year in spending, and the personal card fee rises to $150.
Read the post →Wealthsimple Business Chequing now comes with a card that pays 1% cash back and charges no FX fees.
Read the post →Amex Platinum and Business Platinum cardholders in Canada can now enrol in free ALL Accor Gold status.
Read the post →About 16 Park Hyatt nights a year from $20,000 a month in the US, and about 5 luxury nights a year from the same spend in Canada.
Read the post →RBC is adding 30% to Avion points moved to the British Airways Club, so 10,000 points become 13,000 Avios.
Read the post →BMO's top eclipse card now has no foreign transaction fees, a $200 travel credit and 10 lounge visits a year.
Read the post →Canadian Aeroplan credit cards are getting new benefits and higher annual fees, according to Frugal Flyer.
Read the post →American Express and Hilton have launched the first Hilton Honors credit card for Canadians, with Gold status and up to 70,000 points.
Read the post →Usually not, and the card spending stays deductible, but anything you pay for with points is not deductible.
Read the post →It depends on the lounge network your card belongs to, and most team access comes from employee cards or paid guest passes.
Read the post →From 2027, the Platinum Card's $600 hotel credit needs a two night Fine Hotels + Resorts stay.
Read the post →Amex is ending Fixed Points Travel for the Cobalt, Gold Rewards, Green and Business Gold Rewards cards. Platinum and Centurion keep it by phone.
Read the post →The Capital One Venture X Business now offers up to 300,000 bonus miles and $1,300 in travel credits, if you spend $120,000 in four months.
Read the post →Four Scotia Momentum cards stop earning the 4% recurring bill rate on rent and tax payments on October 22, 2026.
Read the post →American Express is paying bonus points to cardholders who add employee and supplementary cards, up to 105,000 on the Business Platinum Card.
Read the post →Use a business card. It keeps the debt off your personal credit file, earns more on business categories and keeps your books clean.
Read the post →World of Hyatt gives the most luxury per point. Marriott Bonvoy covers the most places. Free night perks stretch both.
Read the post →TD is moving some TD Aeroplan Visa Infinite cardholders to Visa Infinite+, which adds 10 GB of free GigSky global data each year.
Read the post →About four one way business class seats to Europe a year in the US, and about two in Canada, before any welcome bonus.
Read the post →Usually not. A 2.5% fee only pays off if your points are worth more than 2.5 cents for every dollar you spend.
Read the post →Capital One launched two Quicksilver cards in Canada with 3% cash back on groceries and gas, no annual fee and no FX fees.
Read the post →Qatar Airways Privilege Club is offering up to a 35% bonus on points moved from select bank partners, including Citi ThankYou.
Read the post →American Express is raising the annual fee on its Aeroplan Reserve Cards in early 2027 and adding several new benefits.
Read the post →Put most spend on one card that earns transferable points, add a second card for bonus categories, and move the points to airline partners for business class seats.
Read the post →A permanent discount for every Canadian Aeroplan card, plus lounge and security perks for premium cards.
Read the post →The September bonus ended on the 30th. Here is what it paid, and how to be ready when the next one lands.
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