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RBC Avion Visa Infinite

Rates and Fees

Annual Fee: $120 CAD

Bonus Miles

35,000

Recommended Credit

670 - 850

Current Offer

Earn 35,000 Avion points upon approval for the card (no spending required).

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35,000

Earn 35,000 Avion points upon approval for the card (no spending required).

Summary

Avion points aren't the most valuable points in the biz... But they do allow you to pay directly for travel in the RBC Avion portal, as well as transfer to a handful of partners like American Airlines, British Airways, and Westjet. The fact that you earn the welcome bonus without needing to spend a dime also makes this card particularly appealing.

Earning Rewards

1.25X Avion points per $1 on travel
1X Avion points per $1 on everything else

Additional Benefits

Redeem Avion points in the Avion portal
Transfer Avion points to partners like Westjet, British Airways, and American Airlines
Mobile device coverage

Foreign Transaction Fee

2.5% of transaction amount in CAD

Also consider

The Platinum Card®

Annual Fee: $799 CAD

Rates & Fees | Terms Apply

100,000

Bonus Points

Earn 70,000 Membership Rewards points when you spend $10,000 in the first 3 months. Earn another 30,000 points when you make a single purchase between months 14 and 17 of card holdership.

100,000

Bonus Points

Earn 70,000 Membership Rewards points when you spend $10,000 in the first 3 months. Earn another 30,000 points when you make a single purchase between months 14 and 17 of card holdership.

Much like its U.S. counterpart, the Amex Platinum Card is a must-have for globetrotters. It comes with premium perks, great insurance, worldwide lounge access, numerous credits, and earns points that you can transfer to many travel partners. *All information about The Platinum Card® has been collected independently by Daily Drop.

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American Express Cobalt® Card

Annual Fee: $155.88 CAD

Rates & Fees | Terms Apply

15,000

Bonus Points

Earn 1,250 Membership Rewards points for every month you spend $750 (for the first 12 months).

15,000

Bonus Points

Earn 1,250 Membership Rewards points for every month you spend $750 (for the first 12 months).

This is certainly one of the best starter cards for Canadians. Not only does it have a low monthly fee, but it also earns valuable Membership Rewards points that can be transferred to airline and hotel programs. It's a valuable card without the high price tag or fuss of a premium card. *All information about the American Express Cobalt® Card has been collected independently by Daily Drop.

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RBC Avion Visa Infinite

CURRENT OFFER

35,000

Earn 35,000 Avion points upon approval for the card (no spending required).

✅ Check if you're pre-approved or eligible for elevated offers using the CardMatch Tool

Rates & Fees

REWARDS RATE

ANNUAL FEE

Our Score

Annual fee (20%)

Welcome Offer (20%)

Point Redemption Value (20%)

Rewards Rates (15%)

Benefits (15%)

Travel Protections (10%)

My Take

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Rewards Summary

1.25X Avion points per $1 on travel
1X Avion points per $1 on everything else

Additional Benefits

Redeem Avion points in the Avion portal
Transfer Avion points to partners like Westjet, British Airways, and American Airlines
Mobile device coverage

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