By going through their new point evaluation, it seems instead of the 1.5% cash back that we used to get from the card, it is 1.4% now. (Please let me know if I read it incorrectly)
So it means there is a 10% reduction in point value unless someone has 300,000 points which is a lot ofcourse.
Therefore if someone uses expedia for TD, they would get a boost of 10% in value, so to sweeten the deal they have included a 21 day medical insurance for those less than 65.
My trips would be usually around the 15 day mark, ain't nobody got 21 vacation days to take full advantage, those who do, well get news for you then.
This card isn't horrible still, and compared to what's out there (looking at you Aeroplan) I am still content to keep this card.
However if only AMEX was as readily available as VISA, I'd switch in a heartbeat..
So it means there is a 10% reduction in point value unless someone has 300,000 points which is a lot ofcourse.
Therefore if someone uses expedia for TD, they would get a boost of 10% in value, so to sweeten the deal they have included a 21 day medical insurance for those less than 65.
My trips would be usually around the 15 day mark, ain't nobody got 21 vacation days to take full advantage, those who do, well get news for you then.
This card isn't horrible still, and compared to what's out there (looking at you Aeroplan) I am still content to keep this card.
However if only AMEX was as readily available as VISA, I'd switch in a heartbeat..