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The best credit cards for ultra-high-net-worth Canadians
For wealthy Canadians, there’s a different set of expectations when choosing a credit card.
“People who spend hours trying to maximize their welcome bonuses, access lounges for free, or get a singular free night are working on a different level from high-net-worth individuals,” says Jonathan Lee, financial expert at NerdWallet Canada. “Anyone with that amount of money is unconcerned with these perks.”
Instead, Lee says HNW and ultra-high-net-worth cardholders value prestige, purchasing power, problem-solving and protection. That may mean recognition for holding an exclusive card, ultra-high spending limits on premium cards, 24/7 concierge service to assist with travel, entertainment and dining, or comprehensive insurance coverage.
According to experts, here are some of the best credit cards for HNW and UHNW Canadians.
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