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3.4
/5
MBNA
Receive up to 10,000 bonus points††
This offer is only available to residents of Quebec. For residents of other provinces/territories, please click here.
Our Take
The MBNA Rewards Platinum Plus MasterCard is a solid no-annual-fee card choice with high returns on restaurant and grocery purchases, which are the most common spending categories for most people. Additionally, it offers one of the highest signup bonuses for a no-annual-fee card. However, there are two main considerations before choosing this card. If you are open to a card with an annual fee, many other cards offer better rewards. Furthermore, the points earned need to be used for travel to fully benefit from this card; otherwise, if you are not planning to use the points for travel, you are better off with a cashback or another type of card.
Interest Rates
Purchase: 21.99%
Cash Advance: 21.99%
Balance Transfer: 21.99%
Annual Fees
Main Card: $0
Additional Cards: $0
Welcome Bonus
Annual Income
Personal: N/A
Household: N/A
Credit Score Estimate
Card Type
Credit
Our Rating
3.4/5
Institution
MBNA
Redemption Method
Insurance
Coverage
Mobile Device Insurance
Purchase Protection
Extended Warranty
Benefits
Details
Annual Birthday Bonus
Car Rental Discount
Pros
Cons
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This offer is only available to residents of Quebec. For residents of other provinces/territories, please click here.
Standard Annual Interest Rates of 21.99% on eligible purchases, 21.99% on balance transfers✪, and 21.99% on cash advances
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