Wealthsimple has added Turo to its credit card partner cash back program, giving eligible cardholders 7% back on car rentals booked through the Turo app or turo.com. The offer started October 19, 2026 and runs until October 19, 2027.
That total is the card’s standard 2% cash back plus an extra 5% funded by Turo. It’s only open to Wealthsimple Visa Infinite, Visa Infinite+ and Visa Infinite Privilege cardholders on the 2% rate whose accounts are in good standing. Anyone on the 1% cash back card can’t get the extra cash back for now, although Wealthsimple says it’s working with partners to expand eligibility.
Say you book a Turo car for a weekend drive up the Sea-to-Sky or out to cottage country, and it comes to $400. You’d get about $28 back instead of the usual $8, which won’t cover the gas but should handle the Tim Hortons run on the way.
Like the other partner offers, Turo’s bonus has to be switched on in the Wealthsimple app before you book, since purchases made before activation only earn the regular 2%. Here’s how:
The extra cash back is paid automatically once the purchase settles, with no minimum spend and no cap listed in the terms. Gift cards, cash-like transactions, fees and adjustments don’t qualify, and refunded bookings lose their cash back. Bookings in another currency earn on the Canadian dollar equivalent, which helps on a US trip. Turo may also have its own partner terms in the app.
Turo joins the partners that launched with the program on October 1, which we covered earlier this month. Here are the current total rates, including the 2% base:
If you’ve been meaning to restock at Sephora, that offer ends this Sunday, October 25, and Wealthsimple says more partners are coming. It’s been a busy fall for the company, which launched kids and teens accounts last month and is moving its chequing card from Mastercard to Visa.
Click here to sign up for Wealthsimple and get $25 in the process.
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