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Scotiabank Credit CardsLast Updated: May 22, 2012 02:30:42
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 19.99%
Interest Rate 1.99%*
Balance Transfer *21.99% After 6 Months $99.00
Annual Fee 1.99%*
Cash Advance Rate Cash Back |
 11.99%
Interest Rate 0.99%*
Balance Transfer *11.99% After 9 Months $29.00
Annual Fee 0.99%*
Cash Advance Rate Balance Transfer |
 7.99%
Interest Rate *19.99% After 6 Months 21.99%
Balance Transfer $0.00
Annual Fee 21.99%
Cash Advance Rate |
 19.99%
Interest Rate 1.99%*
Balance Transfer *21.99% After 6 Months $39.00
Annual Fee 1.99%*
Cash Advance Rate |
 19.99%
Interest Rate 21.99%
Balance Transfer $0.00
Annual Fee 21.99%
Cash Advance Rate |
 19.99%
Interest Rate 21.99%
Balance Transfer $110.00
Annual Fee 21.99%
Cash Advance Rate |
 16.99%
Interest Rate 1.99%*
Balance Transfer *16.99% After 6 Months $0.00
Annual Fee 1.99%*
Cash Advance Rate |
 19.99%
Interest Rate 21.99%
Balance Transfer $0.00
Annual Fee 21.99%
Cash Advance Rate |
Rate and product information are subject to change at any time and does not constitute financial advice. Please contact supplier for complete details.
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Scotiabank, formerly the Bank of Nova Scotia, is one of Canada's largest banks. They have an extensive credit card lineup that includes competitive cash back cards, rewards cards and student cards.
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