Just like yesterday’s advance notice for the TD Aeroplan Visa Infinite card offer ending soon, their Ultra Premium Aeroplan co-brand card, the TD® Aeroplan® Visa Infinite Privilege* Card will see its welcome bonus offer of up to 100,000 bonus Aeroplan points also end soon.
We are providing an earlier than usual reminder notice and highly recommend to apply sooner than later as the wording for the offer states “Account must be approved by January 3, 2024” and you’ll want to leave some wiggle room just in case you don’t receive an immediate approval. With the holidays coming up there is a good chance it will take longer for manual approvals to come through.
On top of the increased welcome bonus the card offers many benefits that make travelling with Air Canada even better including lounge access, your first checked bag free and priority boarding.
The 100,000 points welcome bonus on the TD Aeroplan Visa Infinite Privilege Card
Once approved you’ll receive 20,000 points right off the bat when you make your first purchase on the card. Then you will earn 50,000 bonus Aeroplan points when you spend $7,500 within 180 days of Account opening. This followed with an anniversary bonus of 30,000 points if you complete $12,000 in spending within your first 12 months of having the card.
We value Aeroplan points at no less than 1.5 cents each which means those 100,000 points are worth a minimum of $1,500 ($901 if you subtract the annual fee and only $302 after paying the fee in the 2nd year and receiving the anniversary bonus) However most Aeroplan members should be able to extract more value than that especially if redeeming for business or first class flights.
This offer is not available for residents of Quebec. For Quebec residents, please click here.
Earn rates and benefits
Now that we’ve covered the welcome offer let’s look at what the card offers as it’s standard earn rates and benefits:
The card itself earns 2 Aeroplan points per dollar spent with Air Canada (including Air Canada Vacations) It also earns 1.5 Aeroplan points for gas, grocery, travel and dining purchases and all other purchases earn 1.25 Aeroplan points per dollar spent on the card.
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And it provides the following benefits:
- Preferred Pricing – Holders of these cards will receive discounts when redeeming miles for Aeroplan reward flights
- First Checked Bag Free – Cardholders will receive their first checked bag free for themselves and up to 8 other travellers on the same reservation. This benefit works on both paid and award flights on Air Canada.
- Elite Status Earning – These cards earn 1,000 SQM (Status Qualifying Miles) and 1 SQS (Status Qualifying Segment) for every $5,000 spent on the card(s)
- Maple Leaf Lounge Access – You can access Maple Leaf lounges in North America with the card
- Priority Pass Membership with 6 free lounge visits
- Receive one Annual Worldwide Companion Pass when you spend $25,000 in net purchases prior to your Card anniversary date
- Zone 2 Priority Boarding when you fly with Air Canada
- Up to 200,000 miles in rollover status qualifying miles
- Each Cardholder on the Account will receive a rebate of up to $100 CAD for a NEXUS™ application and/or renewal fee.
- 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 $1,500 for eligible mobile devices in the event of loss, theft, accidental damage, or mechanical breakdown.
The card has almost every other insurance coverage under the sun except for damaged baggage insurance (but it does have lost/stolen/delayed baggage coverage).
What also should be noted is that benefits are shared with secondary (aka supplementary/additional) cardholders. That means those who have cards under the primary cardholder will also benefit from items like the first checked bag free and the NEXUS benefit.
Learn more about and apply for the TD Aeroplan Visa Infinite Privilege Card here.
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