While travel rewards credit cards were once highly coveted, the travel restrictions put in place to help stop the spread of COVID-19 have changed the way Canadians use their rewards. Many have switched over to cards that offer cashback or those that allow users to redeem their points towards non-travel options.
“Canadians have likely used their credit cards more than ever in the last year, but they may not be maximizing their rewards,” said Barry Choi. “Whatever your personal preference is for points redemption, with the right credit card, you could earn hundreds of dollars in cashback or points. Making a switch now can pay off big in the long run.”
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ABOUT BARRY CHOI
Barry is one of Canada’s most outspoken advocates of financial literacy. After firing his financial advisor for charging him high fees and lack of investment advice, Barry embarked on a journey of self-education, because in his exact words, “no one will care more about my money than me.” He has since become a sought-after personal finance and travel expert, making frequent media appearances, and featured in media across Canada and the United States including The Financial Post, The Toronto Star, Business Insider, The Globe and Mail, Breakfast Television, CTV News and HuffPost Live.
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