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A dozen fees you should try to avoid - Toronto Star
A dozen fees you should try to avoidToronto StarAnnual credit card fees Platinum and gold reward cards can carry annual fees of $75 to $120 for features you don't use, unless you are a high spender or business user. They offer faster accumulation of reward points like Air Miles or Aeroplan, ...
Comment: Airmiles Credit Cards: Still in Vogue? - Which4U Aus
Which4U AusComment: Airmiles Credit Cards: Still in Vogue?Which4U AusAs people relished the thought of free travel, air-miles became a popular reward mechanism for all sorts of transactional activity. Consumers selected credit cards to collect air-miles, chose to shop where air-miles were offered, and switched utility ...
Alliance Data Reports Record Full-Year 2011 Results - Sacramento Bee
Alliance Data Reports Record Full-Year 2011 ResultsSacramento BeeAIR MILES reward miles issued increased 10 percent during the fourth quarter of 2011 compared to the prior year quarter due to positive growth in consumer credit card spending and increased promotional activity in the gas and grocer sectors.Alliance Data Systems' CEO Discusses Q4 2011 Results - Earnings Call TranscriptSeeking Alphaall 11 news articles »
Alliance Data Reports Record Full-Year 2011 Results - MarketWatch (press release)
Alliance Data Reports Record Full-Year 2011 ResultsMarketWatch (press release)AIR MILES reward miles issued increased 10 percent during the fourth quarter of 2011 compared to the prior year quarter due to positive growth in consumer credit card spending and increased promotional activity in the gas and grocer sectors.and more »
The bitter sweet truth about credit card reward schemes - gulfnews.com
gulfnews.comThe bitter sweet truth about credit card reward schemesgulfnews.comOne bank's latest offer is an iPad, to be given away to a customer who has accumulated more than 400000 air miles or spent more than Dh400,000 on his credit card. But it doesn't mean reward cards are bad for everyone and need to be avoided at all costs ...and more »
Lost and found: Your stories - Toronto Star
Lost and found: Your storiesToronto StarWhen a Star editor left her purse on the subway, she quickly cancelled her credit and bank cards and prepared never to see the bag again. But two days later it showed up at the TTC Lost Articles office, cash, cards, cheques and ID intact.and more »
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