Unsecured credit card, typically with a low credit limit, for Canadian newcomers with little to no credit history. High — but may be restricted to newcomers to Canada. A secured credit card ...

Interest rates: 20.99% on purchases, 22.99% on cash advances, 22.99% on balance transfers Income: None specified At a glance: The BMO CashBack Mastercard is a no-fee card ideal for newcomers to ...

This means that credit card providers charge about 2.5% for every transaction that’s not in Canadian dollars. So, if you’re a frequent traveller, shop across the border often, or even just do ...

In order to get any credit card, you need to meet two simple requirements: you must be a Canadian resident and the age of majority in the province or territory where you live. Otherwise ...

Basic credit card eligibility criteria in Canada typically require applicants to: Be the age of majority in their province or territory of residence. Be a Canadian resident. Have no bankruptcy ...

Fortunately there are several Canadian credit cards that offer airport lounge access as a perk, enabling travellers to make use of luxury lounges worldwide for free, or at a discounted rate.

In this age of online shopping, having a credit card is nearly a must. In fact, in 2019, 90% of Canadian adults had at least one credit card.1 Roughly half of Canadian credit card users pay off their ...

The new credit card program promises to help frequent flyers earn valuable travel benefits faster than ever before ...

A new report shows that the average credit card debt of insolvent debtors in 2024 surged to $20,398, a 26% increase year-over ...

In Canada, travel credit cards work based on one of two program types: either consistent rewards (no change in value) or chart-based rewards (changing values). Some Canadian credit card providers ...