Now onto our fifth post of the night covering the suite of Aeroplan cards and this one looks at the entry level version from TD, the TD® Aeroplan® Visa Platinum* Card
Recommended reading:
- The new Air Canada Aeroplan program revealed - it all goes live on November 8!
- A closer look at the new Air Canada Aeroplan credit cards
- The Good, The Bad and The Ugly of the new Air Canada Aeroplan program
- A reminder to get on the waitlist for the new American Express® Aeroplan®* Cards to score extra Aeroplan points
And links to the other consumer card offers revealed today:
- The new American Express® Aeroplan®* Card offer is up to 20,000 Bonus Aeroplan Points and a buddy pass for travel in North America including Hawaii & Mexico
- The new TD® Aeroplan® Visa Infinite* Privilege Card offer is 50,000 Bonus Aeroplan Points and a buddy pass for travel in North America including Hawaii & Mexico
- The
new American Express® Aeroplan®* Reserve Card offer is up to 75,000
Bonus Aeroplan Points with $100 statement credit or 40K points, $100
credit + buddy pass for travel in North America including Hawaii & Mexico
- The new TD® Aeroplan® Visa Infinite* Card offer is 10,000 Bonus Aeroplan Points and a buddy pass for travel in North America including Hawaii & Mexico
- The new CIBC Aeroplan® Visa Infinite* Card offer is 10,000 Bonus Aeroplan Points and a buddy pass for travel in North America including Hawaii & Mexico
- The new CIBC Aeroplan® Visa Infinite Privilege* Card offer is 20,000 Bonus Aeroplan Points and a buddy pass for travel in North America including Hawaii & Mexico
- The new CIBC Aeroplan® Visa* Card offer is 10,000 Bonus Aeroplan Points and first year annual fee rebate
- We'll cover the business cards shortly!
The Welcome Bonus
The TD® Aeroplan® Visa Platinum* Card comes with a modest 10,000 point welcome bonus coupled with a first annual fee rebate on the primary card and first additional card. This is 10,000 less then the offer we just saw on this card but this would be expected as you can't have this card's bonus points be more than the Infinite card.Starbucks bonus - 1 Aeroplan point per $1 spent
There
is also a new bonus for Starbucks purchases for ALL TD Aeroplan cards
as of today. So if you already have one this one counts for you as well.
For the next year Account Cardholders will earn 50% Bonus Aeroplan
points for each $1.00 in Purchases charged to the Account at
participating Starbucks® locations (the "Starbucks Bonus Aeroplan
Point"). All reloads on the Starbucks mobile app and in-store purchases
at corporate-owned stores are eligible. In-store purchases at licensed
stores are excluded from this offer. This offer runs until November 7,
2021.
Basics of the new card
This card sees the least amount of changes within the portfolio of TD cards. The annual fee for the Primary Card will remain at $89 while additional cards go up slightly from $35 to $39. TD All-Inclusive Account holders will continue to receive a full rebate of the Annual Fee for this card.
The earn rates change ever so slightly on the card as of the November 8 date, the card will now earn 1 Aeroplan point per dollar spent for grocery and gas station purchases as well as Air Canada purchases. The latter is a new addition to the card. It does lose the 1 point per dollar for drug store purchases which will now categorize as all other purchases which all continue to earn 1 Aeroplan point per $1.50 spent on the card.
Here are some of the new benefits for this card:
- Preferred Pricing - Holders of these cards will receive discounts when redeeming miles for Aeroplan reward flights
- Hotel/Motel Burglary Insurance coverage up to $2,500 per occurrence for each Cardholder on the Account and eligible family members travelling with the Cardholder.
- Mobile Device Insurance coverage up to $1,000 for eligible mobile
devices in the event of loss, theft, accidental damage, or mechanical
breakdown.
New 12 month wait period
You'll also notice a major change in the terms and conditions for TD's Aeroplan cards. You now have to wait 12 months to get a TD Aeroplan card after you cancel you previous. This rule used to be 6 months so the cards were some of the better ones to churn in our market. Now you have wait twice as long but at least the option is still there given the fact some other issuers have moved to a once per lifetime welcome bonus.
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