Fido customers are some of the most loyal mobile customers in the country. With the Rogers Fido™ Mastercard®, Fido just gave them another reason to fall in love all over again. In fact, there’s a good reason many Canadians should have it – even if they’re not Fido customers.

To start, the Rogers Fido™ Mastercard® has no annual fee and offers rich unlimited cash back rewards rates of 1.5% cash back on Fido related bills and 1% cash back on all other purchases. There are absolutely no caps, tiers or limits on how much cash back rewards you can earn. You can redeem your cash back rewards as a once-yearly statement credit if you like, or more easily with the unique Pay with Rewards app from Mastercard.

To make things even more attractive, you can get $25 in cash back rewards as a welcome bonus, just for making a purchase on the card within 3 months of receiving it. Conditions apply.

With no annual fee, a $25 welcome bonus, a flat cash back rewards rate of 1% and a nice 1.5% cash back on all your eligible Recurring Payments and subscriptions, including your Fido or Rogers bill, utilities, streaming services. Fido is basically paying you to try the card.

Pros and cons

Pros

Pros

  • High 1% cash back on all purchases

  • 1.5% cash back on Fido bills

  • Unlimited cash back with no caps or tiers

  • $25 welcome bonus with a simple condition

  • No annual fee, making it risk-free to try

Cons

Cons

  • Welcome bonus has conditions

  • Focused benefits on Fido-related spending

  • Limited redemption options for cash back

  • No detailed comparison with other cards

  • Potential bias in the review towards Fido customers

Rogers Fido Mastercard review:

  1. 1.

    1% cash back rewards: The 1% cash back rewards rate on all purchases is extremely rich when compared to the market for no-fee cards. There are no tiers or limits to how much cash back rewards you can earn – it truly is unlimited. Compare the Rogers Fido™ Mastercard® no annual fee cash back rewards rate of 1% to the SimplyCash® Card from American Express base earn rate of 1.25% or BMO CashBack® MasterCard®* of 0.5%*.

  2. 2.

    Accelerated cash back rewards for Fido: Earn 1.5% cash back rewards on all online and in-store Fido purchases, including your monthly Fido bill.

  3. 3.

    Cash back redemption: This is a true cash back rewards credit card whether you’re a Fido customer or not. You can redeem your cash back rewards as a statement credit at the end of each year (apply your cash back rewards against your credit card bill). Alternatively, you can download the Pay with Rewards application (or find it by logging into Rogers online) and redeem as little as $20 in cash back rewards at a time against items on your statement.

  4. 4.

    No annual fee: There is no annual fee on the Rogers Fido Mastercard, ever.

  5. 5.

    Welcome bonus: Fido currently offers a sign-up bonus of $25 when you make your first purchase within three months of receiving your card. Conditions apply.

Is the Rogers Fido Mastercard worth it?

For Fido customers:

If you’re a Fido customer there are four compelling reasons to get this card and keep it in your wallet.

  • A high flat cashback rewards rate of 1% for a credit card with no annual fee.
  • 1.5% cashback rewards on all online and in-store Fido purchases, including monthly Fido bills.
  • No annual fee makes it free to try, with absolutely no risk.
  • $25 sign-up bonus after your first purchase within 3 months of receiving the card.

For non-Fido customers:

If you’re not a Fido customer, this may still be the best credit card choice in Canada for you.

  • You can redeem your 1% cashback rewards as a statement credit and on everyday purchases – not just against Fido services and products.
  • Earn 1.5% in unlimited cash back rewards on all your eligible Recurring Payments and subscriptions, including: your Rogers bill, utilities, streaming services.
  • There is no annual fee – ever.
  • Get $25 in cash back rewards when you make your first card purchase within 3 months of receiving your card. Conditions apply.

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