I finally received the MooseMoney.com stickers I ordered from the Internet.
I quickly realized I ordered way more than I can realistically give away in person, especially since I mostly work from home.
So, if you would like one of those bad babies, just hit the REPLY button and give me your postal address.
If you do so, I will drop a couple of stickers in an envelope, send it to you, and I’ll even pay for the stamp!
Before I let you read all the amazing deals and money hacks my team and I uncovered this week, I also wanted to reply to the questions some of you emailed me last week
Lisa asked me: “I need a credit card with great rewards that has trip cancellation insurance and other great bonuses. Any ideas?”
One card that comes to mind is the Neo World Elite Mastercard. It has a full suite of travel insurance (not offered to Quebec residents), including trip cancellation, and offers 5% cash back on groceries, 4% on recurring payments, 3% on gas, and 1% on everything else. While it does have a $125 annual fee, MooseMoney subscribers who secure the card through this link will get a $60 welcome bonus. That said, the Neo World Elite Mastercard’s coverage is limited to 15-day trips. If you plan to take longer trips (or you live in Quebec), you should consider the National Bank World Elite Mastercard. While its annual fee is higher at $150 and it offers points rather than cash back, it provides the strongest set of travel insurance of any card and covers trips of up to 60 days.
Tommy asked me: “How do I get a loan with a 465 credit score?”
To be honest, it will be hard to get a loan with your credit score, and if a lender actually offers you a loan, they will probably charge you so much fees and interest it won't be worth it. Even subprime lenders, whose interest rates are really high, typically don’t lend money to people with a credit score under 600. As a result, your only option is probably a payday loan, but before you go this route, please read this article of one of our collaborators who actually went through the experience.
Linda asked me: “Pickle Barrel used to offer free meals for Remembrance Day Day, but they are now closed. Do you know which places offer veterans free meals or discounts on Nov. 11? ”
Actually, while your local Pickle Barrel might have closed, they still have 7 locations in Ontario and they will offer a free two-course lunch to veterans on Nov. 11. On top of that, Red Lobster will give veterans a free shrimp & chips and some Denny’s locations will offer veterans a free breakfast.
Julien Brault, aka JB, Co-Founder of MooseMoney.com
Aeroplan Points Expiry Extended by Another Year
If you have Aeroplan points expiring over the next 12 months, we have some good news for you! Aeroplan just announced that points that would have expired between November 30, 2025 to November 30, 2026, won't. Points usually expire if there has been no account activity for 18 consecutive months, so this is beneficial for those of you who might not have flown in a while (or might have just been lazy and forgotten about their points). It's still a good idea to make some sort of transaction between now and then, and especially after November 30, 2026, since this is just a temporary pause and their normal policy will be reinstated then. Qualifying activity to keep your account active includes: earning, redeeming, donating and transferring points.
Source: CTV News
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Get Your Groceries Delivered On The Cheap Thanks to PC Express' 70% Discount
If you end up paying more for your groceries because you don't live next to a discount grocery store, this deal might be for you. PC Express, Loblaws' answer to Amazon Prime, is offering a massive discount on its annual pass! Sign up before November 19th, 2025, use the code PASS, and you’ll only pay $29.99 for the first year (normally $99.99)! Members get unlimited free grocery pickup and delivery on any online order of $30 or more from Real Canadian Superstore, No Frills, and other Loblaws stores. Here’s why this is a great deal. PC Express delivery fees run from $5.99 for next-day and $9.99 for same-day delivery, so even a few orders can pay for the pass. You’ll also pay the same prices and get the same deals as you would in-store, with no hidden fees. The pass even works for multiple delivery addresses and can be cancelled anytime… not bad for the cost of a single coffee each month!
Source: PC Express
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Free movies and games, and $3 snacks: Cineplex Community Day Returns November 15
Mark your calendars! Cineplex Community Day is back on Saturday, November 15, 2025, with free movies, free gaming, and $3 snacks at participating Cineplex, The Rec Room, and Playdium locations across Canada. From 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. (local time), guests can grab in-person, first-come, first-served tickets to family favourites like Minions: The Rise of Gru, Puss in Boots: The Last Wish, Sing 2, and The Wild Robot. During the morning, enjoy $3 popcorn, drinks, or candy, plus free game time at XSCAPE, The Rec Room, or Playdium. Want in? Just show up early (you don’t need to book online). Full details and participating theatres are listed at Cineplex.com/CommunityDay.
Source: Red Flag Deals
Make Your Money Work For You With Neo!
With the Neo Savings account, you earn between 2.25% and 2.9% interest depending on how much you keep in the account. Balances under about $5,000 earn 2.25%, those around $5,000 to $20,000 earn 2.5%, and anything over $20,000 earns 2.9%. There are no fees and the rate isn’t a short-term promo. It’s what you earn every day your money stays in the account.
Canadian Keurig K-Cup Pods Buyers Could Get Up to $50 From a Settlement
If you’ve bought Keurig K-Cup pods or a Keurig brewer in Canada since June 8, 2016, you might be eligible for a payout from a new class-action settlement. The lawsuit claims Keurig misled consumers by advertising its pods as recyclable when many cities didn’t accept them. Canadians who file a valid claim could receive up to $7 without proof of purchase, or up to $50 with receipts for K-Cups. Those who also bought a Keurig brewer may be eligible for up to $25 per brewer (with proof of purchase). The settlement is awaiting court approval on December 8, 2025, after which details on how to file a claim will be posted online. If you think you qualify, keep your receipts handy and watch for updates on the official settlement website.
Source: CBC
Peeling Paint on Your car? You Could Qualify For a Class-Action Lawsuit
If your car's paint job is chipping, bubbling, peeling or just generally looking worse for wear, don't fork over a bunch of money for a repair job just yet. Driving.ca recently compiled a list of class-action lawsuits in Canada awaiting certification or authorization related to significantly deteriorating paint. The affected vehicles include some models from Nissan, Honda, Kia, Hyundai and Acura. White, metallic and pearlescent paint finishes seem to be the most affected, so if you're buying a new or used car soon, it'd be wise to stay away from these colours and finishes.
Source: Driving.ca
Save 15% at Bulk Barn Every Sunday When You Bring Your Own Containers (BYOC)
Want to save money and the planet? Sunday just became your favourite day at Bulk Barn. Bring in your own reusable container or cloth bag (skip the crap plastic) and you’ll score 15 % off every regular-priced bulk product purchase. The program is called Sustainable Sundays, and the discount kicks in when you use your own clean, reusable bag or a sealable container that meets the store’s standards. So next Sunday, raid your pantry for jars, cloth bags, or seal-top containers, skip the packaged snacks aisle, and load up on nuts, spices, grains, or treats with a solid discount. For more information on how all of this works, check out this YouTube explainer video on Bulk Barn’s Reusable Container Program. Greta will thank you!
Source: Bulk Barn
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SiriusXM Platinum Plan
$4.99/month for 12 Months
If your commute could use a serious upgrade, this just landed: SiriusXM’s Platinum plan is now just $4.99 per month for 12 months for new subscribers in Canada. After that, the regular rate kicks in (currently $29.99 per month), so you’ll want to mark the calendar. By the way, even if you don’t have a car, you can still listen on the SiriusXM app. Here’s what Platinum gets you: 400+ channels of ad-free music, exclusive podcasts, live sports, comedy, and talk. So, if you’ve been putting off signing up because the price didn’t feel right, this might be the time. Just be ready to cancel before your 12 months are up and the price jumps!
NOMA 40-pk AA Alkaline Batteries
$14.99
The NOMA 40‑pack AA Alkaline Batteries are on for a sweet price at Canadian Tire, and your remote-control monster truck days just got cheaper. These long-lasting power cells come with the brand’s “all-purpose” promise, and with the holiday season coming up, are perfect for toys, clocks, flashlights, and whatever gadget is on your gift list. Stocking up now means fewer battery runs and more time doing literally anything else. My antlers are pointing you to the cart!
Milwaukee 30ft. Compact Tape Measure
$9.98
Here's a sweet deal I found over at Home Depot Canada: a Milwaukee 30 ft Compact Tape Measure for only $9.98. That’s a 67% discount on a brand-name tape measure, hard to beat! The tough tool stops blade tears, stands out to 9 ft, and has an impact-resistant body and anti-tear coating. It’s perfect for your DIY or tool kit life. Whether you’re measuring space for a new sofa or prepping for that “maybe I’ll finally build a shelf” weekend, this one’s both budget-friendly and built to last. My hooves are already clicking “Add to Cart.”
Monster N-Lite 203 AirLinks Wireless Earbuds
$29.99
Here’s a sweet deal from Amazon.ca. It’s the Monster N-Lite 203 AirLinks wireless earbuds with Bluetooth 5.3, an IPX6 water-resistant rating, and 30 hours of playtime. It’s great for music on the go, calls, or pretending you’re in a secret spy mission while grocery shopping. If you’ve been wanting buds that don’t cost a small fortune, this is your move. Grab ’em before they disappear. Trust me, your ears and budget will thank you!
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