TD Aeroplan® Visa Infinite* Card vs Rogers Red Mastercard
Which one is better? Both cards worked out on the same spending: rewards, welcome bonus, fees and perks, line by line.
Welcome bonus
Each offer as the issuer words it. The numbers below show whether your spending reaches it.
The offer
The offer
Up to $1,550 in value† including up to 50,000 Aeroplan points† could be yours. Plus, receive an Annual Fee rebate for the first year† and additional travel benefits. Conditions Apply.
- Earn a welcome bonus of 10,000 Aeroplan points when you make your first Purchase with your new Card†.
- Earn 15,000 Aeroplan points when you spend $3,000 within 90 days of Account opening†.
- Plus, earn a one-time anniversary bonus of 25,000 Aeroplan points when you spend $12,000 within 12 months of Account opening†.
- Apply for the NEXUS program and once every 48 months get an application fee rebate (up to $100 CAD per eligible cardholder).†
- Share free first checked bags for you and up to 8 travel companions†
- Get an Annual Fee rebate for the first year†.
To receive the first-year Annual Fee rebate, you must activate your Card and make your first Purchase on the Account within the first 3 months after Account opening. To receive the first Additional Cardholder first-year Annual Fee rebate, you must add your first Additional Cardholder while this offer is in effect.
Offer may be changed, withdrawn or extended at any time and cannot be combined with any other offer unless otherwise indicated.
Bank may have varied Welcome Bonus offers from time to time. Visit their compare cards page to learn more.
What each card is worth
Rewards, the welcome bonus and any Finly rebate in, the annual fee and FX fees out, all on your spending.
Worked out on a typical $2,000 a month of spending. Enter yours to see your own numbers.
$1,444
First-year value
$240
$355
Every year after
$240
TD Aeroplan Visa Infinite is worth $1,204 more to you in year one.
It stays ahead after that, by $115 a year.
How the first year adds up
Rogers Red
Rogers, Fido, Shaw or Comwave customer?
Eligible customers unlock boosted rewards on this card
Annual rewards
$494.3
26,016 points a year
Welcome bonus
+ $950
first year only
Annual fee
$139− $0
$139 from year two
First-year value
$1,444.3
Annual rewards
$240
cash back a year
Welcome bonus
+ $0
no welcome offer
Annual fee
− $0
no annual fee
First-year value
$240
Where each card earns
A year of your spending at each card's own reward rates, most first.
1.5xGroceries, Gas and Air Canada
8,172 pts
$155.27
1xAll other purchases
17,844 pts
$339.04
1%All other purchases
$240
Fees, rates and eligibility
What each card costs to hold and to use abroad, and who it's for.
Annual fee
Additional cards
Interest rates
Interest rates
Purchase:
21.99%
Cash Advance:
22.99%
Purchase:
21.99% - 25.99%2
Cash Advance:
22.99% - 27.99%2
Balance Transfer:
22.99% - 27.99%2
2 Standard rate on Purchases and Fees: 21.99%. Standard rate on Cash Advances, Cash-like Transactions and Balance Transfers: 22.99%. If you are not approved for an Account at the above rates and you reside outside Quebec, Rogers Bank may still issue you an Account at their alternate interest rates, as follows: Rate for Purchases and Fees: 25.99% Rate for Cash Advances, Cash-like Transactions and Balance Transfers: 27.99%
Recommended credit score
Recommended credit score
Income required
Income required
Min Personal Income:
$60,000
Min Household Income:
$100,000
Min Personal Income:
N/A
Min Household Income:
N/A
How each card earns
The earn rates and caps, as each issuer sets them.
- Earn 1.5 points† for every $1 spent on eligible gas, electric vehicle charging, grocery and direct through Air Canada® purchases (including Air Canada Vacations®) made with your Card.
- Earn 1 point† for every $1 spent on all other Purchases made with your Card
- Earn points twice when you pay with your Card and provide your Aeroplan number at over 150 Aeroplan partner brands and at 200+ online retailers via the Aeroplan eStore (www.aeroplan.com/estore).
- Your Aeroplan Points do not expire as long as you are a TD® Aeroplan® Visa Infinite* Cardholder in good standing.
- Earn more at Starbucks: Link your eligible Card to earn more Starbucks Stars at participating Starbucks stores. Conditions apply.
- Earn 2% cash back on all eligible purchases if you have 1 qualifying service with Rogers, Fido, Shaw or Comwave. Otherwise, earn 1% cash back on eligible non-U.S. dollar purchases.
- Earn 2% cash back in all eligible purchases made in U.S. dollars.
Points and how we value them
Points become dollars at each card's best redemption. Here's the value we used, and every other way to spend them.
Loyalty program
Loyalty program
We count each point at 1.9¢ a point, what it's worth redeemed for Flights, its best value. Every dollar figure above uses that value.
Cash back: every dollar it earns counts as a dollar, so there's nothing to convert.
Point redemption options
Point redemption options
Most Optimal
Flights
1.9¢ / point
Car Rentals
0.9¢ / point
Travel
0.825¢ / point
Merchandise
0.75¢ / point
Gift Cards
0.72¢ / point
Nothing to redeem: it pays cash back.
Insurance and perks
What both cards include comes first in each list.
Insurance
Insurance
Lost or Stolen Baggage†
$1,000
Baggage Delay†
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Car Rental Damage & Theft†
yes
Common Carrier Travel Accident Insurance†
$500,000
Mobile Device Insurance†
$1,000
Extended Warranty†
1 year
Purchase Protection†
90 days
Hotel Burglary Insurance†
$2,500
Travel Medical Insurance (64 & under)†
21 daysTravel Medical Insurance (65 to 75)†
4 days
Trip Cancellation†
$1,500
Trip Interruption†
$5,000Flight Delay†
$500
No insurance included.
Perks
Perks
Car Rental Discount†
10% off base rate of Avis Rent A Car and Budget Rent A Car
Visa Infinite Exclusive Benefits†
Trip and legal Assistance†
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Concierge Services†
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Status lift†
Reach Aeroplan Elite™ Status sooner by earning 1,000 Status Qualifying Miles and one (1) Status Qualifying Segment for every $10,000 of net purchases.svg)
Free first checked bag†
First checked bag is free for primary cardholder on Aircanada flights and up to 8 guests
Extra points†
Link your eligible Card to earn more Starbucks Stars at participating Starbucks stores. Conditions apply.Extra points†
Earn points twice at over 150 Aeroplan partner brands and over 200 online retailers through the Aeroplan eStore
Nexus Program Rebate†
$100 every 4 years
Golf Benefit†
Troon Rewards Golf benefits like discounts at over 95 resorts and courses around the world plus access to select private clubs across the U.S
Roam Like Home Days
Get 5 Roam Like Home days at no cost, every year, with an eligible Rogers mobile plan.
Our take
Why we like it
Why we like it
The TD® Aeroplan® Visa Infinite Card* is an excellent choice for frequent Air Canada travelers looking to maximize their rewards with Aeroplan points. With perks like free checked bags, Preferred Pricing, and a first-year fee rebate, it’s ideal for users who value Air Canada-specific benefits. However, the card’s high income requirement and limited non-Air Canada redemption options may not appeal to everyone.
This card is one of our top-ranked options in terms of rewards, especially if you have 1 qualifying service with Rogers, Fido, Shaw or Comwave. With a qualifying service, you can effectively receive up to 2% cashback, which is competitive among other no-fee contenders. If you have a high income of $80K or a household income of $150K, you can apply for the World Elite® version of this card, which comes with additional insurance and benefits like a lounge pass.
Pros
Pros
- Decent rewards
- First-year fee rebate
- Comprehensive insurance
- Impressive travel perks
- No annual fee
- Member boosting opportunities
- USD optimization
- Roam Like Home days
- Wide acceptance
Cons
Cons
- Relatively lower reward rates
- Limited airline loyalty
- Annual fee
- Income requirements
- No insurance
- Low non-member rewards
- Annual spending caps
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Legal
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