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What Is the 15/3 Rule?
The 15/3 rule is a credit card repayment strategy that recommends making 2 payments in order to boost your credit score. Unfortunately, it’s not that effective.
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How to Send Money Internationally With a Credit Card (For Free)
As more transactions are done electronically, financial institutions have made it easier than ever to transfer your credit card funds to a recipient abroad.
How to Maximize the Journie Rewards Program
Journie Rewards is the loyalty program for Ultramar, Fas Gas, Pioneer, and Chevron stations in Canada. Redeem points for merchandise, discounts, and even Aeroplan points.
Currency Exchange Rate Fees: What Your Credit Card Charges (And How to Avoid It)
The credit card currency rate can increase the cost of international purchases and often fluctuates, but paying with cash or the right credit card can help.
How to Get Free Delivery with RBC and DoorDash
Avion members and those with eligible credit cards are offered 6 or 12 months of free delivery with RBC and DoorDash, thanks to the DashPass subscription bonus.
How to Use Skyscanner to Save on Flights
Skyscanner Canada is a valuable platform for searching for flights, hotels, and car rentals, similar to Google Flights. You can also track flights in real time.
World of Hyatt: Our Guide to Using Hyatt Points
Loyal customers of Hyatt hotel and resort properties can earn Hyatt points to trade in for free stays and more. You can also choose to transfer or gift points.
How To Maximize The American Express Membership Rewards Program
Every American Express Membership Rewards Point is worth 2 cents if you transfer it to Aeroplan or use it on the Amex Travel website.
Amex Purchase Protection – How To Get Your Money Back, And What Credit Cards Offer It
American Express offers extensive purchase protection on its Canadian credit cards, including both extended warranty and purchase protection insurance.
Credit Verify Review: Should You Use It to Check Your Credit Score?
Credit Verify is a third-party credit monitoring tool. Unlike Borrowell and Credit Karma, which offer free credit checks, Credit Verify charges a monthly fee.
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