ponyFlower said
I get a notification for every single transaction happening on that card, meaning even a $0.01 charge will trigger an app notification. I believe it can be adjusted so notifications don’t trigger below $100. I’m not sure if it supports SMS notifications though.  

Thank you for the info. Good to know it support alerts, it would have been better if it supports a text notification (assuming no text support, which is a bit backward since most CC do support text notifications except for Tangerine which needs the app to get notifications)

JohnnyCash said
Yes, you can set various alerts, but they don't seem to arrive promptly and tend to arrive as emails. Fraud alerts from what I recall arrive as a text with a prompt to reply to approve or decline.  

Thank you for the info. These alerts will be useful especially when out of country. Will consider getting this card for the no-fee 1% cash back and no FX fees.

The cash back bonus is $125 via Interac e-Transfer or a $125 Amazon.ca gift card.

Both are sent via email. All going well, they typically come through within 2 weeks. You can read more about the process here, especially part 4: https://cashback.highinterests.....rtal/terms

Happy to answer any additional questions.

I was just approved for the Tangerine Credit Card.

A 125 Amazon GC was offered by this site as a bonus for signing up.

Just curious how long it takes to receive typically, and is it an e-gift card that is emailed?

Thanks.

J

Aside from tie-ins and first-year waivers, I think this is the first no-fee Infinite card? WS were offering the Infinite card at their paid 2% cashback level (with upgrades to VIP), but they swapped that for the newer Infinite+ level, and have now brought the plain Infinite back as a 1% no-fee.

Peter said
Per Reddit:

Highlights:
* No annual fee
* 1% cash back on all purchases
* Pick 3 benefits, which could include no foreign currency exchange fee, various travel insurances, and mobile phone insurance  

That looks very interesting and I'll await further details. I had the Infinite prior to its broad public release but chose not to keep it as they changed the deal on the fee waiver. This new offering might be worth considering if it becomes reality.

Highlights:
* No annual fee
* 1% cash back on all purchases
* Pick 3 benefits, which could include no foreign currency exchange fee, various travel insurances, and mobile phone insurance

Norman1 said
The Scotiabank Gold American Express card is one of the five "Eligible Cards" in the fine print:

5 If you open an Ultimate Package account (the “Account”), on or after the date you open the Account (“Account Open Date”) you will receive an annual fee rebate of up to $150 on one Eligible Card that you hold as the primary cardholder (“Annual Fee Rebate”), for each year as long as you have one eligible Scotiabank Credit Card account (an “Eligible Card”) and the Account which are open and in good standing. … Eligible Cards are the Scotiabank Gold American Express®, Scotiabank Passport® Visa Infinite +*, Scotiabank Passport® Visa Infinite Privilege*, Scotia Momentum® Visa Infinite +* and Scotiabank Value® Visa* credit cards. Eligible Cards are subject to change. Each Account will only receive one Annual Fee Rebate regardless of the number of accountholders on the Account or Eligible Cards held or opened. The Annual Fee Rebate will be applied to the first annual fee charged on the Eligible Card after the Account Open Date. …

But even if both cards are eligible, how does one qualify for 2 free cards, that's 270.00 a year in annual credit card fees, and Ultimate Chequing package only reimburses 150.00 a year.