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New Scotia Moneyback Account (1% Cash Back) – First Ever Cashback Checking Account

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9:40 am
July 21, 2011


djino

Ottawa (Gatineau, Qc Area)

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http://www.scotiabank.com/cda/…..en,00.html

Includes
– 1% money back on all debit Point of Sale purchases as well as Interac Online and Cross Border Debit. Maximum money back of $300 paid per year.
– Unlimited self-service transactions (i.e., cheque writing, ABM cash withdrawals, pre-authorized payments, Point of Sale purchases and on-line transfers)
– Two free Interac withdrawals/month from non-Scotiabank ABMs in Canada
– Scotia InfoAlerts (receive account information via text or e-mail)
– One free teller transaction per month. Thereafter, a fee of $1.50 applies for each additional teller transaction.
– Optional Scotia Moneyback branded ScotiaCard available
– Free paperless statements

Cost is $14.95/month.

So you end up spending $179.40/year and have the potential to receive $300/year Cash Back (if you spend $30,000 on debit purchases annually) = $120.6 return.

For a checking account, its a decent product, but it doesn't compare to the cashback/rewards credit cards available such as MBNA's Smart Cash Card. This account would be better if there was a balance to waive the $14.95 monthly fee.

djino

7:42 pm
July 26, 2011


Doug

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You spelled "checking account" wrong, djino, or are you an American? :P

I cringe when I see it spelled that way. It's chequing. ;)

Cheers,
Doug

2:20 pm
July 27, 2011


Patrick

Member

posts 6

Well i have learned 2 things… That new "chequing" account and how to spell chequing" in Canadian English!

Thanks! You both deserve 25$!! hahaha!

6:10 pm
July 27, 2011


Doug

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Nah, no thanks. It's just a pet peeve of mine, seeing everyone spell it the U.S. way, sort of like when people pronounce "lieutenant" as "lootenant" instead of "leftenant". ;)

Cheers,
Doug

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