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10/21/2026

Saving for your first home?

FHSA and HBP are two tools that could help you get there sooner. Watch to learn how.

08/28/2026

Conversations around money are getting loud right now with the recent tariff and trade discussions. Before making changes to your financial plan, step back, take a breath, remember what’s in your control.

Look at your budget, check in on your emergency fund, and keep those long-term goals in sight.

08/27/2026

Après 52 ans d'absence, les Championnats du Monde Route UCI Montréal 2026 sont enfin de retour à Montréal du 20 au 27 septembre. Si vous êtes dans le coin et comptez assister à l'événement pour voir les meilleur(e)s cyclistes du monde en action, venez nous saluer au kiosque Banque Scotia et profitez d’une expérience photo ainsi que de quelques surprises pour nos clients.
https://www.montreal2026.org/

08/11/2026

What does your perfect everyday look like? Earn cash back on everyday purchases± with the Scotia Momentum® Visa Infinite +* Card. Learn more on our website.

08/04/2026

No matter where your day ends up, earn more Scene+™ points along the way with the Scotiabank Gold American Express® Card. What area did you end up in?

†On eligible purchases in Canada only. Conditions apply.

07/16/2026

The Bank of Canada has held the overnight interest rate at 2.25% for the sixth consecutive time. Our Director of Modelling and Forecasting, Olivier Gervais, breaks down the decision in the latest Perspectives Podcast.

07/13/2026

Scammers can be savvy. Knowing how fraudsters impersonate bank investigators will help you avoid their tricks.

Learn more about how to avoid fraud:

07/09/2026

Reap the benefits of your everyday spending. Earn cash back on everyday purchases± with the Scotia Momentum® Visa Infinite +* Card. Learn more.

07/08/2026

Understanding credit cards is a life skill these days. The sooner you know the basics, the easier it is to unlock the perks and use them to your advantage.

Learn more about student credit cards with our Advice+ articles.

07/02/2026

Facts about the FHSA:

🏠 It lets you save up to $8,000 per year to a lifetime max of $40,000 towards your first home.

💰 Contributions are tax-deductible, your investments in the account grow tax-free and you don't get taxed when you withdraw funds for your down payment.

🤝You can use it with the Home Buyers’ Plan and any other savings to maximize your down payment.

⏰ You can roll over unused contribution room from the previous year to the current year.

✅ It’s available to Canadian residents who are at least 18 years old (or the age of majority in your province) and qualify as a first-time homebuyer.

Have questions? Let us know in the comments or check out Scotia Advice+ to learn more.

The Tax-Free First Home Savings Account helps Canadians save towards their first home.