Rewards credit cards could help offset costs from US-Canada trade war, CNBC reports
As a trade war between the US and Canada raises household costs, certain rewards credit cards could help Americans stretch their budgets, according to CNBC.
With the United States and Canada engaged in a trade dispute, CNBC reported that certain rewards credit cards could help offset rising household costs for American consumers.
The report outlined specific card features that could help soften the impact of price increases linked to the trade war.
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- The U.S.-Canadian trade war could raise household costs for Americans. These rewards credit cards can help stretch your budget — CNBC — Top News
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