Comparing Two Of The Best Travel Credit Cards In Canada

If you love travelling, signing up for a travel credit card is worth it for a lot of reasons. But there are so many to choose from, so how do you decide? We found two of the best - the Amex Cobalt and TD First Class Travel Visa Infinite Card - and compared them on cost, benefits, and rewards to see which one is worth signing up for. Do you have a favourite travel credit card? Let us know!
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[@eprohoda]

Narcity-interesting masterpiece. goodnight! 🤩

[@TheTubeMeister]

Only thing I don’t like about the first class travel card is that it doesn’t offer road side assistance like the TD cashback infinite card.

[@lauriedavis7471]

I don’t eat out at restaurants, so neither one of those would be great credit cards but I was looking and found a BMO Eclipse visa infinite credit card that gives five points for every grocery dollars spent. I am not overly worried about the insurance that the credit cards give me, as I spend the extra $50-$60 each trip and purchase the BCAA travel insurance. I am curious to know what the deductible is on the cobalt insurance and the other credit card should you have a medical situation happen.

[@mikeyoung7640]

The problem is with the first class TD credit card you need a $60,000 annual income not everybody has the income for that

[@s3cr3ts3rv1c3]

Amex isn't accepted many places overseas😢

[@Volfas]

that's fine, ur using it for a free flight ticket, and then just use something else overseas that has no exchange fee.

[@danishsharma4898]

aiport lounge

[@TheTubeMeister]

You talk way too fast and it’s rushed. Why do people do this? Slow down! Take your time. People will understand better and your info will register better with people.