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Get up to 5,000 Tims Rewards Points
Earn 2,000 points for your first purchase in month one and 3,000 extra points for spending $200 or more each month for 3 months - that's 1,000 extra points per month.
Get up to $45 of statement credit
Turn your Tims® Rewards Points into a statement credit of up to $45 every week. Redeem points for up to 2% back on essentials and up to 6% back at Tims® (when you scan for Tims® Rewards).
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No annual fee
This card has no annual fees.
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Exclusive discounts with my favorite brands
Up to 15 Tims® Rewards Points* per $1 when you scan for Tims® Rewards on purchases at Tim Hortons ; 5 Tims® Rewards Points per $1 for groceries (excluding Walmart & Costco), gas (excluding Costco gas), transit or ridesharing. 1 Tims® Rewards Point per $2 spent when you shop everywhere else.**
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