I chose this video because Adrian is very specific talking about credits cards for Canadians and how to benefit from them in the Canadian economic context. Of course each credit card has detailed features and benefits, Adrian explains for what specific payments he recommends to use each one. Its interesting how he shows he is paying Rent with credit card, and how he uses the Rogers Credit in Costco, always focusing on cash back.

I chose this video because Nate covers on a variety of credit cards for different profiles of user, like one recommendation for students, and also focuses on the Canadian economic context. He is very clear in pros and cons for each credit card, and how the cons which are high annual fees, will pay off and worth the benefits if the credit cards covered are properly used. Nate also shows insurance coverage for each credit card, which I found very relevant.  

The first reason I chose this video is because grocery shopping is basic, and even more important if you have a family, and using credit card for this brings an important amount of cashback that we may be losing when paying in cash or with debit cards. The second reason I chose this video is because the host explains how credit cards use for grocery shopping will be reflected over the years in terms of savings, and how to pick a credit card wisely, because banks often offer high cashback % for the first couple of months and with spending caps included in the small letters.  

I chose this video because I had no idea this could be possible, and never heard of it, so maybe there will be other people who might find it useful. Nowadays, when housing expenses are so high in Canada, it is a great benefit to have the chance to get some percentage back of the money we pay for rent and use that money in other things.

I chose this website because it has filters to help you learn about the credit card that best match with your priorities, lifestyle, and preferences, such as no annual fees, or kind of rewards you are looking for. Even you can filter your research depending on your personalized monthly spending, current balance and interest rate which I think is very helpful. You will find several options to evaluate credit cards, and you can elevate to the advanced filter to include annual income and credit score.

I chose Credit Card Genius because I like the way they visually display the credit cards and their characteristics, its easy to compare them and navigate the website. I like the fact that Credit Card Genius is about to launch their app, which will be helping users to maximize their credit cards rewards.

I chose Milesopedia because I consider it is a very complete resources for consumers about credit cards, but also about banking choices and mortgage. They have categories for credit cards, their rewards, how to maximize, different kinds of tool and blogs. It is very interesting how they include strategies to use credits for beginners, but also on how to use them for Disney, Airbnb, cruises, foreign currency transactions, cashback, grocery shopping, small business, gas spending and more.  

I chose Ratehub.ca because it is quite simple, they narrowed the information for the best credit cards offers depending on the following 8 profiles, which are Travel Cards, No annual fee cards, Instant approval cards, Secured cards, Cash back cards, Balance transfer cards, No FX fee cards, and Newcomer cards. It is easy for the user to click in just one option of the mentioned before, and they will get a list of options that better suit it.