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relaxgurl

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which bank is best to get a credit card from...and pay less fees...
 
Hi Relaxgurl,

Browse Scotiabank at this link;

http://www.scotiabank.com/cda/content/0,1608,CID13565_LIDen,00.html
 
Tanx alot Plussy....
 
President's Choice Financial's no fee bank account & MasterCard

http://www.banking.pcfinancial.ca/a/products/productsAndServices.page
 
Gud ...president choice seems intersting...
 
job_seeker said:
What does MBNA stand for?

MBNA used to stand for Maryland Bank North America. Then in 2006 it was bought by Bank of America as a base for Canadian operations.

If you are a Bank of America customer you get fee free withdraws from Scotia bank ATMs(other than foreign currency/exchange fees)

Also, I am a US citizen who travels to Canada frequently so in order to avoid fees i opened a TD bank account as an American. Really saves on fees(thats a tip for anyone who hates the fees home banks charge)
 
I heard TD charges fees!! for a credit card i will dfinately check out president choice...tanx all
 
TD, and choose emerald visa
 
Tanx Nebz just got tru with TD,,,got declined by scotia....
 
Since i newer had a Credit Card i got rejected many times
Until i got a Capital One which you have to pay a $70 fee a year
After 2 years i applied for TD Visa an gpt aproved