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As ‘Buy Canadian’ grows, more US companies say retailers turning away their products
(www.reuters.com)
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Yes, Interac debit is an alternative in many situations, and that's a Canadian company.
i don't get cashback on debit
I have a CC while being an EU citizen. Main reason is calamity while traveling, it's just accepted at so many places so it could bail me out. I still buy 99,99 % of my stuff debit though, I don't need most purchases ensured, also i don't like doing my finances one month behind, I like it one month ahead, so paying my CC bills after 30 days is a net negative for me.
Do I understand correctly that 'cashback' is the fact that if you return stuff, you get the refund cash and not wired to your account/digitally put back on the debit card? If so, can you explain the importance of that for your situation? If not, could you explain to me what 'cashback' means in this context?
I'm not the person you were asking, but:
Source: https://www.ratehub.ca/blog/best-cash-back-credit-cards-in-canada/
Of course, they wouldn't be doing this if you weren't paying them at least the refunded amount somewhere else - through fees, or through people's average interest payments, or through price increases applied by the stores to cover the fees they pay to the credit card companies.