T
Who it's for: This card is best for Canadians who prefer a no-fee cashback option and have predictable spending in specific categories. It’s less ideal for those who travel frequently or want flexible rewards.
Annual fee
No annual fee
Rewards
2%
APR
20.95%
The Tangerine Money-Back Credit Card offers a straightforward cashback structure without an annual fee, making it an appealing choice for moderate spenders. However, its rewards are limited to select categories.
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C
Who it's for: Best suited for frequent travelers who can leverage the card's travel rewards and benefits.
Annual fee
CA$139
Rewards
2%
APR
21.99%
R
Who it's for: Canadians with bad credit wanting dual-bureau reporting
Annual fee
CA$48
Rewards
—
APR
17.99%
T
Who it's for: Best suited for Canadians looking to minimize interest charges on carried balances.
Annual fee
CA$25
Rewards
—
APR
12.9%
R
Who it's for: Best for those who travel frequently and can leverage the rewards for flights and upgrades.
Annual fee
CA$120
Rewards
1%
APR
20.99%
C
Who it's for: Best for students wanting to earn cashback on everyday grocery purchases without incurring fees.
Annual fee
No annual fee
Rewards
2%
APR
21.99%
A
Who it's for: Best for those who dine out frequently and spend on groceries, maximizing their rewards potential.
Annual fee
CA$191.88
Rewards
5%
APR
21.99%
H
Who it's for: Budget-conscious Canadians who want a simple, fee-free secured card focused purely on credit building.
Annual fee
No annual fee
Rewards
—
APR
19.99%
The Home Trust Secured Visa is about as simple as secured cards get — no annual fee, no rewards, no gimmicks. The 19.99% interest rate is fair for a secured card, and the broad deposit range ($500-$10,000) gives you flexibility on your credit limit. Reports to both Equifax and TransUnion.
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M
Who it's for: Best for consumers needing to consolidate debt or those who carry a balance month to month due to its low interest rates.
Annual fee
No annual fee
Rewards
—
APR
12.99%
S
Who it's for: Best for Canadians who frequently spend on gas and groceries and prefer straightforward cashback rewards.
Annual fee
No annual fee
Rewards
2%
APR
21.99%
S
Who it's for: Ideal for those who frequently spend on dining and entertainment, looking to maximize rewards through Scene+.
Annual fee
CA$120
Rewards
5%
APR
21.99%
T
Who it's for: TD Bank customers building credit
Annual fee
No annual fee
Rewards
—
APR
19.99%
R
Who it's for: Best for Canadians who travel to the U.S. or make significant purchases in USD.
Annual fee
No annual fee
Rewards
3%
APR
20.99%
C
Who it's for: This card is best for individuals with no credit history or those looking to improve their credit score.
Annual fee
CA$59
Rewards
—
APR
21.9%
B
Who it's for: Best for consumers who primarily spend on groceries and want to avoid annual fees.
Annual fee
No annual fee
Rewards
3%
APR
21.99%
S
Who it's for: Canadian newcomers wanting to start with a major bank
Annual fee
No annual fee
Rewards
—
APR
19.99%
N
Who it's for: High-income Canadians with excellent credit scores who want to maximize cashback on everyday purchases.
Annual fee
CA$125
Rewards
5%
APR
19.99%
With a strong cashback structure, this card is a those who frequently spend on groceries and gas. However, the high annual fee and income requirements limit accessibility for average earners.
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C
Who it's for: Newcomers wanting to build credit with a major Canadian bank
Annual fee
CA$35
Rewards
—
APR
19.99%
B
Who it's for: Best for students who want to earn cashback on everyday purchases without incurring annual fees.
Annual fee
No annual fee
Rewards
3%
APR
21.99%
S
Who it's for: Canadians looking for the lowest barrier to entry for a secured card that also earns rewards.
Annual fee
CA$96
Rewards
1%
APR
19.99%
The Secured Neo Mastercard stands out for its extremely low $50 minimum deposit — one of the lowest in Canada. It also earns 1% cash back on gas and groceries, which is unusual for a secured card. The monthly fee of $7.99 adds up to about $96/year, but the cash back and credit-building tools partially offset it.
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