Low Interest Rate Credit Cards Canada

Generally you are looking at prices in the neighborhood of 10%. There are options to transfer balance to a lower (even 0% for X number of months, but you have to go around, and always read the fine print).

http://www.fcac-acfc.gc.ca/Tools/CCInter ...

The Consumer Agency of Canada provides an interactive tool that will compare credit cards based on the answers that you provide a range of issues, including cards with low interest rates, with or without annual fees.

http://www.creditcardsearch.ca/low-inter ...

CreditCardSearch.ca also offers a list of "low interest" credit card options, although their information may be slightly out of date.

http://www.redflagdeals.com/forums/forum ...

Finally, if you have time, I recommend browsing the forums to RedFlagDeals.com Personal Finance, some of the best deals I've seen have been examined, dissected and discussed on this forum.

I hope this was some help!

Capital One Canada offers a rate of prime plus 0.9% credit card. This will avoid the soaring price of interest once your introductory period is over. It's like a platinum card if you have good credit to be approved for her. I think the minimum credit limit is that they offer with this card is $ 5,000

It is a very general question. Many card companies offer 0% interest introductory rate for an "x" months, then a fixed rate of 9.99% or more.

You'll have to do some searching around you for the best rate stable. I think Capital One has some good cards ... annual fees are very brutal.