CardTruth
CardTruth – Credit Card Fine Print Explained
Make short videos explaining one thing about a Canadian credit card that’s easy to miss in the marketing: a spending cap, an insurance exclusion, how points are really valued. Mention cardtruth.ca and send viewers there for the full breakdown.
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—InstagramPer 1K views
$2.00
Min payout
$4.00
Max payout
$50.00
TikTokPer 1K views
$2.00
Min payout
$4.00
Max payout
$50.00
YouTubePer 1K views
$2.00
Min payout
$4.00
Max payout
$50.00
Budget$0 / $1,000
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Brief
Open with a hook in the first 2 seconds: name the topic, then open a question (see the hooks in the brief PDF)
Explain ONE fine-print detail per video: what it is, who it affects, why it matters
Mention one positive about the card or who it still suits
Say "CardTruth" or "CardTruth.ca" out loud or on screen, and end by sending viewers to cardtruth.ca
Showing the card, bank names and logos is fine, but don't suggest CardTruth is affiliated with or endorsed by any bank
Figures (fees, rates, earn rates, caps, point values, welcome bonuses) must match the card's CardTruth.ca teardown on the day you post
Put "as of [Month Year]" on screen with any figure; for welcome bonuses, add that offers change
Mark the post as paid: use the platform's paid-partnership label or #ad in the caption
On Instagram, tag @card.truth and invite it as a collaborator if you can
Keep a calm, informative tone; no "banks are hiding this", "scam", "trap", "rip-off" or similar framing
No personal financial advice or telling viewers which card to get
Original content only; no reposts, bought views or AI voices posing as a real person
Content requirementsAdd link in biohttps://cardtruth.ca
Drafts require pre-approval before posting
Creator requirementsWe’re looking for creators who explain money topics clearly and calmly, ideally with a mostly Canadian audience. You don’t need to be a finance expert: cardtruth.ca has already read each card’s fine print, and you turn one detail into a short, honest explainer. Good fits: personal finance, budgeting, travel-points or “adulting” creators, students and new grads explaining their first credit card, and anyone comfortable on camera or making clean slideshows. Accuracy and a fair tone matter more than follower count.
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