Chase Canada Closing All Amazon.ca Credit Cards March 15
All J.P. Morgan Chase Canada Amazon.ca accounts will be closed on March 15, 2018.
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The Five Credit Cards You Have to Have in Canada
There are some amazing credit card offers out there, namely for their sign-up bonus. Every Canadian should have these cards in their wallet (or least somewhere in the house).
Major changes to Chase Ritz-Carlton card (USA)
A couple weeks ago I was approved for the Chase Ritz-Carlton (USA) credit card, with a sign-up bonus of two free nights after spending $4,000. As of yesterday, Flyertalk reports that Chase has implemented major changes to the Ritz-Carlton card. These include:
Rogers Bank Mastercard – The Chase Killer?
Traditionally, I would recommend a Chase credit card (either Amazon or Marriott) for all foreign exchange purchases, as previously, they were the only credit cards in Canada that don’t carry a forex surcharge, typically 2.5% of the amount charged. With those cards, you get an approximate 1% rate of return, with no annual fee on the Amazon card, and an annual fee on the Marriott that is offset with an annual hotel voucher. Now, the new Rogers Bank Mastercard may be better than either of these Chase cards for foreign exchange spending…
Sunday Reader Question: taking money out for travel?
It’s always a good idea to have some local currency when travelling, for street food, miscellaneous expenditures, tips, etc. Some people go to currency exchange shops to take money out before their trip, or to a bank. Others have it delivered via a special service, or take it out locally. So what is the best way to take money out for a trip?
Is the Chase Marriott credit card going away?
The Chase Marriott Visa, which carries an excellent 50,000 Marriott point + free night certificate sign-up bonus, has sort of “disappeared” from the Chase homepage. Here’s what I mean:
