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Credit Card Authorization Forms: What They Are And How To Use Them
When you make a credit card charge, an authorization hold places a temporary pause on the transaction. This way, future charges like hotel incidentals or tips can be added.
When To Use Cash vs. Credit Card
Choosing between using cash vs. credit cards can be tricky. Cash is best for keeping purchases private, and credit cards are best for large and/or online purchases.
Your Guide to Amex Centurion Lounges
Select cardholders have access to the Amex Centurion Lounge network of calm, curated, convenient space where travellers can relax and refuel before and in between flights.
Can You E-Transfer From A Credit Card?
You can make an Interac e-Transfer from a credit card if it's a prepaid Mastercard. Otherwise, there are several convenient alternatives, including a cash advance.
Calgary International Airport Lounges: The Ultimate Guide
There are six Calgary International Airport Lounges, including the popular Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge. Each one has different amenities and entrance requirements.
Top 5 No Fee Mastercards In Canada
The best Mastercard in Canada have plenty of benefits to offer, like high cash back rates and extensive insurance coverage, but the top no fee Mastercards offer the most.
Best Premium Credit Cards In Canada For December 2025
As the best premium credit card in Canada, the American Express Cobalt Card more than makes up for its annual fee with luxurious benefits, rewards, and top-of-the-line perks.
What Is RBC Right Pay?
The RBC Right Pay Card lets you spend your government social assistance payments with all the conveniences of a prepaid Visa credit card.
How To Buy Bitcoin With A Credit Card
Learning how to buy Bitcoin with a credit card isn't difficult. Choose a crypto exchange or website, link your credit card, and make the purchase – but beware of fees.
Buy Now Pay Later Installment Plans (And The Best Credit Cards That Offer Them)
Buy now pay later plans are popular ways to pay for large purchases in smaller installments. Several credit card issuers offer them, including Amex and Scotiabank.
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