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Desjardins Flexi Visa Review
The Bottom Line
If you plan to carry a balance on your credit card, this is one of the best no-fee, low-interest-rate credit cards in Canada. However, outside of this specific use case, the card doesn't offer many additional benefits.
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Welcome Bonus
N/A
Rewards Rate
No Rewards
Annual Fee
$0
Interest Rates
10.9% - 19.9 / 12.9%
Rewards
No rewards earned on this card
Insurance
Coverage
Emergency Out of province Medical
$5M/insured up to 3 days, under 75 years old
Trip Cancellation
$500 per person for trips up to 3 days
Trip Interruption
$1,000 per person for trips up to 3 days
Baggage Delay
$500 per person after 6 hours delay for trips up to 3 days
Lost or Stolen Baggage
$500 per person for trips up to 3 days
Travel Accident
$10,000 per person for trips up to 3 days
Mobile Device Insurance
$1,000
Purchase Protection
90 days
Extended Warranty
Doubled up to 1 year
Eligibility
Credit Score
GoodAnnual Income
N/A
Card Details
Interest Rates
Purchase APR
10.9% - 19.9
Cash Advance APR
12.9%
Balance Transfer APR
12.9%
Fees
Annual Fee
$0
Additional Cards
0
Eligibility
Minimum Individual Income
N/A
Minimum Household Income
N/A
Credit Score Estimate
Good
Type
Card Type
Credit
Reward Type
None
Pros & Cons
Pros
- This is one of the best no-annual-fee, low-interest-rate credit cards in Canada, making it a great option for carrying a credit card balance.
Cons
- No rewards earned on purchases.
- The travel insurance is limited to just 3 days, which is too short to be useful for most trips.
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