Categorieën: Alle - fees - interest - loans - savings

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Student Banking

Students can take advantage of various banking services tailored to their needs. Credit cards offer the convenience of quick payments, though they come with the risk of accruing debt due to high-interest rates.

Student Banking

Studnet Banking : TD Canada Trust

Student Loans

Monthly: Depends on current Interest
Associated Fee's;
Student Loans at TD are good as they provide enough to pay for any money complications that would arise from going to collage/university. Money will have to be payed back and will drum up debt.
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Insurance

Monthly: Depends on insurance ($50-$1000)
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Having insurance prepares you for any bad events that may occur in your life that will cause damage to valuable items.

Investments

One Time: You put in as much money as you need
Investments are a fun and risky way to generate cash by buying shares of company stock and profiting any of the advances.

Credit Cards

Interest Rates: Emerald - 1.50% 12.50% Regular - 19.99% 22.99%
Monthly Fees: $19 - $21
Credit Cards for Students can give access to quick and easy payments anytime and anywhere they need to go. This is useful for times in need where students need to buy things quickly. The only major downside being interest rates could cause debt.
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Savings

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With a Savings account students can add small amounts of money each time they deposit money into there chequing account and save up there money for something they want.
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Chequing

Monthly: Free
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Students would benefit from a Chequing account as they will have a place to hold all of there cash without paying any interest on it. Also Students are able to deposit and withdraw at anytime
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