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SPONSORED: The American Express® AIR MILES®* Platinum Credit Card
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- Earn 1 reward mile for every $10 in Card purchases at AIR MILES®* Sponsors and 1 reward mile for every $15 in Card purchases everywhere else you use the Card*
- Receive 350 Bonus AIR MILES reward miles the first time you use the Card, when you apply online by September 30, 2009
- Free Supplementary Cards
- Travel Accident Insurance*
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Use the TD Canada Trust Simply Save Program, Get a Bonus of Up to $200
TD Canada Trust has an interesting promotion right now that has stirred up lots of discussion in our Personal Finance forums. It's called the TD Simply Save program, and the appealing part is that you can potentially get a $200 bonus from TD Canada Trust.
Here's how it works: Simply Save transfers a set amount of money from your chequing account to a savings account when you use your TD Canada Trust Access Card. Every time you reach $100 in "Simply Save savings", TD Canada Trust will give you a $10 bonus up to a maximum of $200. You have a fair amount of choice in how in how you set up the program, like how much is transferred per transaction ($0.50 to $5), what kind of transactions to include (debit, ABM withdrawal, or both), what kind of account your extra savings are moved into, and how often your savings will be transferred.
In a nutshell, for every $100 that is automatically moved to your savings account for you, TD Canada Trust will give you $10, up to a maximum of $200. You need to sign up by July 24, 2009 to qualify.
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RedFlagDeals.com Spotlight: Canadian Mortgage, GIC, RRSP, & Savings Rate Comparison Charts
It's time for another installment of the RedFlagDeals.com Spotlight feature. From time to time, we'll take at look things on the RedFlagDeals.com you may not be aware of. We'll be shining the spotlight on things like great community generated content, guides or tools to help save money, and more. Today, the spotlight is on the RedFlagDeals.com Canadian Mortgage, GIC, RRSP, & Savings Rate Comparison Charts, which which are powered by Fiscal Agents.
One of the best ways to save (or make) money is to stay informed. With the RedFlagDeals.com Canadian Mortgage, GIC, RRSP, & Savings Rate Comparison Charts, you can find and compare rates for financial service products from a variety of Canadian financial institutions. Actually, we've just recently added a chart for personal loan rates as well. To make things even easier, you can sort a chart by institution name, rate, and minimum investment amount. It's a good place to start if you're trying to decide what to do with your finances next! You can always find the charts underneath the Financial Services category.
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HSBC 2.75% 5-Year Variable Closed Mortgage
HSBC is getting fairly aggressive on their mortgage offers that now includes a 5-year variable closed mortgage at 2.75% - the current prime rate of 2.25% + 0.5%. A quick look at our mortgage tables updated daily by Fiscal Agents, has that the lowest variable rate listed.
Keep in mind that depending on your personal situation and how much negotiation you'd like to do, you may be able to get the same or better rates at other institutions. This 2.75% variable rate from HSBC is a very good posted rate though.
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Free TSX, NYSE, NASDAQ Annual Reports by Mail or for Download
If you're doing research on a potential stock investment it's always a good idea to read the annual report and often it's easier to read a printed version. Most companies nowadays have their annual reports online on their investor websites but did you know you can also get a selection of them shipped to your door for free from selected companies? We didn't either, until we came across The Annual Reports Service by PrecisionIR.
In their words, they're a, "FREE Service provided by PrecisionIR for the readers of Toronto Stock Exchange & TSX Venture. The Annual Reports Service provides you with quick access to annual reports and other information on select companies." It's sponsored by the participating companies to, "serve the investing public and improve their visibility and transparency."
You can browse or search the list of participating companies from 10 different exchanges including the TSX, TSX Venture Exchange, NASDAQ, NYSE, and Amex. In stock reports are shipped next business day and it's all free - pretty cool. If you're looking for an online brokerage to with low rates, check out Questrade as well.
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CT Financial: 3.5% Rate (90 days) for 1st High Interest Savings Acct & $25 w/Auto Saving Plan
April 16 Update: We've updated the post below to be more clear about what the offer entails.
Originally Posted April 15: Canadian Tire Financial Services has a new offer pertaining to its High Interest Savings account. You will earn 3.5% interest for 90 days on balances up to $100,000. You can also set up the Automatic Savings Plan (a recurring automatic transfer into your High Interest Savings Account) and earn an additional $25. The High Interest Savings Account also has no monthly fees and no minimum balance. This offer is good for current CTFS customers opening their first High Interest Savings account as well as new CTFS customers.
You can learn more about this offer and apply here. This offer is not available in Quebec.
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Free e-Book Download: George Clason’s The Richest Man In Babylon
With a holiday weekend coming up, it might be a good time to kick back a do a little reading. If you don't have anything to read, check out a free e-book version of The Richest Man in Babylon (PDF). This is one of the earliest written books about personal finances (1926), but despite being more than 80 years old, it still has wisdom to impart even today. It's written as a set of parables in ancient Babylon, so it's certainly a change of pace from typical books serving up financial advice.
This book is free domain, but if you were to purchase a paper copy from Amazon.ca, you'd still have put up $7.50. Despite its age, the advice offered in the book is pretty timeless -- as the 5/5 rating based on 228 reviews at Amazon.ca would indicate.
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Apr. 1, 2009
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Scotia Momentum VISA: 2% Cash Back on Gas, Groceries and at Drug Stores, 1% On Other Purchases…
Not too long ago, Scotiabank introduced a pretty interesting VISA card. It's called the Scotia Momentum VISA and it offers 2% cash back on the first $25,000 in eligible purchases at gas stations, grocery stores, drug stores and recurring bill payments as well as 1% cash back on all other eligible purchases. As a sign up bonus, you will receive card 2% cash back on all purchases on your first three statements (instead of 1% for certain purchases).
Here are the important card details:
- 19.99% interest rate on card purchases, 21.99% on cash advances, balance transfers and Scotia VISA cheques
- $39 Annual Fee
- $500 Minimum Credit Limit
The big things to note are the $25,000 limit for 2% (1% thereafter), and the $39 annual fee. It's a decent rewards credit card in our book. Before you decide, make sure you compare some similar cards. A good place to start is the RedFlagDeals.com credit store. One card you might pay attention to is the Capital One Cash Back Plus Platinum MasterCard. The Capital One card can turn out to be a better option if you spend a lot annually.
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