The Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) and Visa have announced the launch of a brand new product, which has been designed to allow consumers to pay for products over the phone or mail order purchases, directly through their bank account. Yes, your bank account, which means this is not a credit card. The product launched

Calling all Major League Soccer fans! BMO Bank of Montreal, otherwise known as the Bank of Soccer in Canada has launched a brand new credit card that may just be what you are looking for to show your team spirit! BMO launched the BMO Major League Soccer MasterCard Program with Canadian’s 3 Major League Soccer

As you may be aware of, the Bank of Nova Scotia (Scotiabank) is Canada’s Hockey Bank; they have supported hockey in Canada for a long time. That said, Scotiabank has opened a new way for NHL fans to show their team colours with the launch of the brand new ScotiaHockey NHL Visa card, which even

It has been some time since I last spoke about an MBNA credit card, that being said the credit card from MBNA I will be discussing today is none other than the MBNA SonyCard MasterCard. As you can already guess, the Sony Card is a MasterCard aimed towards earning Sony Points. The Sony Points earned

Out of luck I came across some interesting last week on the forum of Red Flag Deals, which was the announcement of the RBC British Airways Visa Infinite being launched in February 2012; after looking into the topic I found that it the RBC British Airways Visa Infinite will be launched on February 15th, 2012.

Over the weekend I came across an interesting article on Moneyville, which explained that line of credit interest rates would be rising. Ellen explained that TD Canada Trust is raising interest rates on personal line of credits that are not secured by collateral. A TD customer, Ed explained to her that his line of credit

A few months ago I wrote about the new American Express AIR MILES Platinum Credit Card; American Express also offers another great credit card solution for people looking to earn AIR MILES reward miles without having to pay an annual fee. The solution I am talking about is none other than the No Fee American