Compare Lines of Credit Products

A Scotiabank Personal Line Of Credit is a revolving loan with lower interest rates than credit cards and convenient access to funds with flexible repayment options. Its credit limits range from $5,000 to $75,000, one of the widest in Canada.

A personal line of credit can come in handy for a wide range of reasons. With lower interest rates than other options like credit cards, a personal line of credit gives you some financial flexibility at a relatively low cost of borrowing.

A TD line of credit is a borrowing tool that gives you easy access like a credit card, but often with a much lower interest rate. Because it's a revolving credit product, you'll be given up to a $50,000 credit limit which you can spend, pay off, and spend again. This convenience makes it a popular choice for debt consolidation, plus you can decide how much you can pay off each month, as long as you meet the minimum.

An unsecured line of credit can give you flexibility to deal with any current or future financial needs. Whatever your plans may be, an RBC Personal Line Of Credit is a solid choice. With a minimum of $5,000 and no stated maximum, RBC's offering can be more flexible than offers from other banks.