Donald - my hero
<font color=blue>Aww yes. The dreaded "mouse hand"
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I'll have to take a closer look at the charts. Not possible for me to sign up though I don't have an income, been on long term CPP disability for over 25 years. We've got a bit of time to think it over thanks for giving me the push to do thatI have the Cobalt and it is a hugely powerful travel points card. So much so that it has replaced most other credit cards in my daily use.
It earns at a 5x rate at grocery stores and restaurants.
The Amex Rewards points transfer 1:1 to Aeroplan, 1:1.2 to Marriott Bonvoy, and many other airlines and hotel chains.
I highly recommend it! But I also recommend signing up for it on your own so you can get a welcome bonus. Would be enough for a return flight to Disney on points. And if you sign up through the Great Canadian Rebates site you get money back.![]()



that is my main card and has been for many years. I haven't received that letter yet. I'm not one that is good with knowing all the perks of any card but that one gave me extra car rental insurance which was actually the secondary reason we got it. This past week though I've been putting every single purchase on my new Aeroplan card. All I want to is to make the threshold to earn the bonus points which should be easy with 2 long weekends in FL coming up. I'm really not sure how to handle this whole thing going forward. I had planned to just charge everything to Aeroplan until I had the spend threshold then go back to Amex. This seems like far too much brain power required to figure out. TBH, I feel like someone will need to pry AM from my cold dead hands....I'm so conditioned to earn, earn earn! Do I sound like I don't accept change all that well?