On this website it compares the pros and cons of joint credit cards for example with a spouse. Starting with the advantages this is beneficial when it comes to sharing the bill. One bill makes it easier knowing which to pay back first and making and less bills to worry about. Also, helping your spouse or family member that has bad credit, a joint credit card can help them to improve their credit. This will only work as we all should know is if the bill is paid on time. A couple disadvantages would be that both parties are responsible for payments not doing so could lead to legal actions. As well as disagreements, break ups this usually causes a majority of the problems. 

What I found useful on this website was that having joint credit cards can be a very scary thing not knowing what the future holds between spouses or family members, and as much as you are a family it is probably wiser to keep separate credit cards. However, reasons for sharing a credit card can be useful in saving money, less bills and couples do feel closer to each other.

This website reviews a few travel credit cards that would be useful to families. These credit cards such as the RBC WestJet World Elite Mastercard, Aeroplan Credit Cards, and Marriott Rewards Premier Visa Card helped reduce the cost for flights or hotels, protected them with the proper insurance coverage and other benefits that made their trips more fun. 

Considering a valuable travel credit card for the family and not just focusing on how many points you need for a free flight I found useful because there are many things that can add up that we don’t even think about such as vouchers, free checked bags, insurance discounts, etc.  These can be discounted or even free! Also, being married there are some advantages by signing up for a new credit card which creates rewards twice as fast!

I found this useful hearing how helpful this would be for families and even individuals. All these great deals actually sound way better than I ever assumed. Getting a travel credit card is definitely something I will think about now!

This video was useful because of the fact that he explained in depth about Canadian credit cards that would be useful for all of us, even families like paying for groceries and gas. Also, the way he explained about the cash back percentages on certain categories and how choosing your category is great because that benefits you where you spend the most. 

I love the way she laid out this article showing which types of credit cards are most useful in certain stages of your kids life. It makes a lot of sense and it’s definitely something to consider to not only to save money but help build your kids and you own future with extra cash flow!