Annual fee and fixed annual interest rate are subject to change without prior notice.

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1. Annual interest rate is subject to change. If you don't pay the minimum amount due, your annual interest rate will increase to 19.9% until we receive your payment.
2. You have 25 days from the date the monthly statement is issued to pay the full balance on your account without interest (except on cash advances and cheques). The minimum payment due is 5% of the total statement balance. This means the balance shown on your account statement for the previous period, any interest or monthly instalments that were not paid on the due date for that period, your regular purchases, any cash advances from the current statement period, plus the interest charged on those cash advances. This amount will also include any other amounts due under your credit card contract. Here are some examples of applicable interest charges for a standard 30-day billing cycle: If the regular annual interest rate is 10.9% and your average daily outstanding balance is $100, you'd be charged $0.90 in interest. If it's $500, you'd be charged $4.48 in interest, and if it's $1,000 you'd be charged $8.96 in interest.
3. You have 21 days from the date the monthly statement is issued to pay the full balance on your account without interest (except on cash advances and cheques). The minimum payment due is 5% of the total statement balance. This means the balance shown on your account statement for the previous period, any interest or monthly instalments that were not paid on the due date for that period, your regular purchases, any cash advances from the current statement period, plus the interest charged on those cash advances. This amount will also include any other amounts due under your credit card contract. Here are some examples of applicable interest charges for a standard 30-day billing cycle: If the regular annual interest rate is 19.9% and your average daily outstanding balance is $100, you'd be charged $1.64 in interest. If it's $500, you'd be charged $8.18 in interest, and if it's $1,000 you'd be charged $16.36 in interest.
4. You have 21 days from the date the monthly statement is issued to pay the full balance on your account without interest (except on cash advances and cheques). The minimum payment due is 5% of the total statement balance. This means the balance shown on your account statement for the previous period, any interest or monthly instalments that were not paid on the due date for that period, your regular purchases, any cash advances from the current statement period, plus the interest charged on those cash advances. This amount will also include any other amounts due under your credit card contract. Here are some examples of applicable interest charges for a standard 30-day billing cycle: If the regular annual interest rate is 9.9% and your average daily outstanding balance is $100, you'd be charged $0.81 in interest. If it's $500, you'd be charged $4.07 in interest, and if it's $1,000 you'd be charged $8.14 in interest.