I’ll be honest - I have a bit of a love-hate relationship with WestJet. They’re the main carrier where I live, but they can be expensive, and I’m not a huge fan of their points system.
Let’s cut right to the chase: the American Express Cobalt is hands down one of the best everyday spending cards in Canada.
If you have been listening to U.S. podcasts on points and miles or reading American blogs you may have noticed something confusing when it comes to American Express.
For the longest time I heard the phrase but didn’t think much of it. I’d scan my free Scene points card, not really paying attention, and occasionally, I’d get $10 back.
We’ve all heard the saying, “No one accepts American Express.” This phrase has created a fear among Canadians that has carried on through generations.
If you’ve ever searched for beautiful hotels in Maui, you’ve probably noticed they come with a pretty big price tag.
When looking at credit cards, you typically have two types: cards you use to book travel (for their coverage and insurance), and cards that help you earn points.
Has your dream vacation ever felt out of reach because of the big price tag? If so, I know exactly how you feel.
Air Canada is the largest Canadian airline, and for most travelers, it’s your go to option when booking flights.
If you saw my very first blog post, it was about my favourite everyday card: the American Express Cobalt. Nothing has changed.
If you’re Canadian, you’ll probably need Air Canada Aeroplan points at some point.