JeanKarla,
Is there a more exact page for the The Scotia Power Savings Account™ on the scotiabank site?

No matter what you decided, the Total Equity Plan will be custom built for you. Once you got it, you can decide how and when you will utilize your available credit. You obtain the benefit of secured borrowing rates to fund not only your house but also other things that are essential to you. You can start get a loan up to 80% of the worth of your home and continue to select from the wide range of Scotiabank products that best fit your needs.

Application for Scotia Total Equity Plan: http://scotiabank.ca

The Scotia Power Savings Account™ is a great technique in helping you reach your investment goals and improve your portfolio. Whether you are saving for an initial payment for a new house, a home reconstruction or just investing for the future, Scotia Power Savings Account is the ideal solution to help you get there in no time. We put forward a very reasonable interest rate and you can benefit from the full interest being earned day by day. In addition, there is it is not necessary to lock-in your investment. You are allowed to have access of your money anytime.

When you make use of your Scotia Total Equity Plan, it will help you to pay for your children's education. You can also use it to purchase a new car or have a renovation of your house. You can also get a second home or vacation property through Scotia Total Equity Plan. And lastly, it can help you manage your small business.

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I bank with Scotiabank and the customer service so much better then with TD or RBC
. Whenever I ask my home branch to release a hold on my account, they always do it for for me. But with other banks, like TD or RBC they wouldn't release any holds on my account unless I applied for a credit card with them.
2) Scotiabank offers a very competitive interest rate of 3% on a Money Master High Interest Savings account. Try negotiating that with TD. With TD you need to have a minimum of $5,000 to get that kind of a rate. With scotiabank, there are no minimums on the deposit.
3) I did some research and seems like CIBC has declared losses for their quarterly income in 2005 and previous years. I guess that's why there so desperate for rich customers. Now if you compare CIBC with Scotiabank, Scotiabank declared an increase ase of profit. Scotiabank is an extremely stable bank. My point is, these losses of revenue for CIBC lead to an increase of service fees, on the other hand the gains of profit for Scotiabank lead to lower interest rates on their loans/credit cards (2.5%+prime).

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