Safeway's Sweet AirMiles Deals

[operabob]

Yes, you can use them for bmoinvestorline and bmo bank branch.

Will check as I was told no.

[RonBC]

Will check as I was told no.

From the terms on Airmiles.ca
'This BMO Investment Voucher (the "Voucher") can only be used as a credit towards certain investment products offered by BMO® Bank of Montreal or BMO Investments Inc., as well as investments available through BMO Nesbitt Burns®* and BMO InvestorLine®^, subject to these terms and conditions."

[flyforfree]

Picked up the Oakley Frogskins for 385 AM on Group Buy. These are perfect for my 13 year old son for his birthday in December. It's Mexico for two weeks over Xmas, so I am sure he will love them. BTW, it was two tickets via Air Miles and two from the BMO World Elite Mastercard, so almost free. Trick is to fly before December 15th to get low season, so we fly out on the 14th!

[operabob]

Thanks Ron,

As I often tell people investing in DRIPs + SPPs, expect you'll know more about what you need than the staff at your branch even though your branch is authorized to provide the services needed.

It was a branch FP that told me it wasn't eligible.

[Aries07]

We need a Safeway Eauction Remorse group. To trade all the items we regret buying

Haha, should I start? ...Anyone in Calgary interested in the tent/tassimo/sleeping bags? Would trade for the Bose headphones, plus $10..?

[Tommycoupons]

What is this?? Coffee maker?

Tomorrow will have all the mom's and dad's "buzzing" about this great Group Buy.

[Tommycoupons]

Haha, should I start? ...Anyone in Calgary interested in the tent/tassimo/sleeping bags? Would trade for the Bose headphones, plus $10..?

did u pick that up yet? Just wondering if they sent them.

[Tommycoupons]

What is this?? Coffee maker?

Tomorrow will have all the mom's and dad's "buzzing" about this great Group Buy.

Never mind its a stroller

[Aries07]

did u pick that up yet? Just wondering if they sent them.

Nope, not yet. Out of 7 group buys, they've only deducted 2 so far.

[operabob]

Tomorrow will have all the mom's and dad's "buzzing" about this great Group Buy.

Wonder what Cheeks would make of this! ;-)

[a_1_a]

Will check as I was told no.

The only thing you can't do is deposit the vouchers into BMO chequing or savings acct. if you don't want to loose anything, then just invest them in a short term GIC, then cash the GIC when it matures.

[myintuition]

The only thing you can't do is deposit the vouchers into BMO chequing or savings acct. if you don't want to loose anything, then just invest them in a short term GIC, then cash the GIC when it matures.

I might just try that.
Thanks a_1_a

[operabob]

Would deposit them in my TFSA.

When is the deadline for when Airmiles will stop offering this product? Someone pointed it out awhile back.

Bank of Montreal $100 Investment Voucher


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AIR MILES Item Number: 1330660240

• $100 Investment Voucher
• $500 Investment Voucher

• 950 reward miles

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• Overview
• Terms & Conditions

Redeem your reward miles for $100 or $500 to put towards BMO investment products (vouchers cannot be used to deposit funds into savings/chequing accounts or cashed at the counter).
You must redeem vouchers in person at any BMO Bank of Montreal branch.

*Please note there is currently a maximum of 2 certificates per calendar quarter on this item.


The redemption for a BMO Bank of Montreal Investment Voucher is not a taxable income event and no tax slip will be issued. The subsequent purchase of a financial instrument at BMO Bank of Montreal branches using any method of payment, including these vouchers, could generate taxable income for you. See branch for details and the Terms and Conditions of this reward.

[myintuition]

Out of curiosity, how many airmiles do you earn each year and what is the breakdown?

Here is my breakdown for the last year.

Safeway/Sobeys	7099
Credit Card	4305
Rexall	916
Debit	403
Shell	262
AIRMILESSHOPS.CA	3
VISIONS ELECTRONICS	1
	12989

[operabob]

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