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Expedia for TD: What You Need to Know
When TD introduced the Expedia for TD program, travel enthusiasts across Canada couldn’t believe the amazing deals they were accessing! Today, Expedia for TD is known to be one of the greatest travel based credit card programs in Canada. Whether you’re already a part of Expedia for TD or are looking to join, you can find everything you need to know below.
What is Expedia for TD and How Does It Work?
Expedia for TD is essentially what it sounds like, a special version of Expedia.ca for TD credit card users. TD offers credit card products that allow you to collect points on everyday purchases which can be redeemed with Expedia for TD. These points can be redeemed in a number of ways, not just through Expedia for TD, but you get the most points value through travel purchases.
If a cardholder wishes to use their points for a travel purchase, they can do so through Expedia for TD. The cardholder simply logs into their TD rewards account and makes a booking through Expedia for TD. When it’s time to check out, the cardholder can use their points or TD credit card to complete the purchase. It is also possible to use a combination of point redemption and credit card payments. TD has a policy that points must be used in 200 point increments (or $1 increments).
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Author Bio
Mohamed Konate is a personal finance expert, blogger, and marketing consultant based out of Toronto. He is a former financial services professional who worked for many years at major Canadian financial institutions where he managed the marketing strategy around various financial products ranging from credit cards to lines of credit. Mohamed is passionate about personal finance and holds a Bachelor in Business Administration from the University of Quebec (Montreal) and a Master in International Business from the University of Sherbrooke (Quebec).He is also the author of the Canadian Credit Card Guidebook. Read his full author bio
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