Part of Personal Loans
For an unexpected bill, calculate the smallest amount needed and a realistic repayment date. An existing credit line can provide reusable funds, but a new application does not promise immediate access. Consider a payment arrangement or qualified debt help if borrowing would only postpone an ongoing shortfall.
Compare the 5 listed products below. Open a product for its terms and source links. Missing terms are not confirmed.
RBC Royal Bank
RBC's combined mortgage and home equity line of credit.
RBC Royal Bank
Reusable personal borrowing with secured and unsecured options. Confirm your applicable rate, limit and repayment requirements.
Scotiabank
Revolving personal credit with flexible access and repayment. This listing is for the personal product, not its real-estate-secured counterpart.
Spring Financial
Online personal loans from a non-bank lender, including options for people rebuilding credit.
TD Canada Trust
Reusable personal credit for unexpected expenses. Confirm your approved limit, rate and repayment requirements with TD.
Compare interest, administration charges and required payments. Include principal repayment in your budget instead of treating an available limit as income.
Interest-only payments do not reduce principal. Variable rates can rise, and adding another repayment obligation can deepen a recurring cash shortage.
No. Principal remains outstanding until it is repaid.
Request the interest rate, all fees and the total amount repayable.
Check payment frequency, early repayment rules and missed-payment consequences.
Confirm whether collateral is required and which eligibility checks apply.
An advertised rate is not necessarily the rate you will qualify for. Secured borrowing puts collateral at risk.
Confirm current fees, rates and eligibility directly with the provider. Product terms can change over time. A listed product is not a recommendation or a promise of approval.
Availability must be confirmed for your province or territory. If product-specific location or eligibility information is missing, it is not confirmed.
For further guidance, visit Financial Consumer Agency of Canada.
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