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How Many Credit Cards Should I Have?
Start out with just 1 or 2 cards so you can become comfortable using and paying them off. Responsible card use can help you build up your credit score.

Your Guide to the One Key Expedia Rewards Program
One Key is a rewards program for Expedia, Hotels.com, and VRBO. Members can earn OneKeyCash on travel and activities, then redeem it for $1 per point.

Costco vs. Amazon in Canada – Comparing Retail Giants
Costco and Amazon are two of Canada’s largest retailers. When deciding which membership to purchase, consider price, product quality, return policies, and more.

Amex Cobalt Vs. Amex Gold – Which One To Keep?
In the Amex Cobalt vs. Amex Gold showdown, Cobalt wins due to its great earn rates for everyday purchases, but the Gold is a fantastic travel card option.

How to Maximize the Choice Privileges Rewards Program
The Choice Privileges rewards program allows Canadians to earn points on eligible hotel stays, which can be redeemed for rewards nights, gift cards, and more.

WestJet Rewards Partners with Skip, Giving Members a New Way to Earn WestJet Points
WestJet Rewards has partnered with Skip the Dishes, allowing you to earn WestJet points on eligible Skip orders. Get 500 WestJet points and a 6-month Skip trial.

Here Are The Best Metal Credit Cards in Canada
The best metal credit cards in Canada include the Amex platinum and the CIBC Aventura Visa Infinite Privilege. Metal credit cards are typically premium cards.

Is Amazon Prime Worth It? How Much Are You Really Saving?
Amazon Prime is worth it for frequent online shoppers. Simply put, the more you use it, the more you’ll save – especially if you also stream Prime Video.

How To Redeem Aeroplan Points
Members can redeem Aeroplan points for car rentals, flights, gift cards, hotels, and vacation packages. Using Aeroplan points for travel offers the best value.

When Should You Pay Your Credit Card Bill?
Your credit card payment schedule depends on your goals. Paying it early can help build your score, but paying later lets you hold onto your cash a bit longer.


























