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28th August 2010
Scotiabank Holds Mortgage Biltz
By Ernie Seon

The Bank of Nova Scotia holds another Mortgage Blitz day this Saturday, August 28th. at its William Peter Boulevard branch in Castries .
It will be a follow up to another such activity held at the branch on June 24 to engage all customers in discussions on a walk-in basis about their financial needs.
Once again this Saturday, staff members including branch and personal banking managers, relationship officers, personal banking officers, service representatives and tellers will be on hand to answer customers’ queries about mortgages.
No cash transactions will be conducted during the activity which will run from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The focus will be on, but not limited to Scotiabank’s Switch Mortgage Campaign which ran to July 31, 2010 and offered a payment of $65 to any customer whom the Bank interviewed and was unable to reduce their current monthly payments by at least $65 if their mortgage was transferred to Scotiabank, providing certain conditions were met.
This mortgage transfer included debt consolidation and borrowing against the equity in the home to finance other personal consumer needs such as financing a vehicle, children’s education, a long sought vacation or extending and improving the home. More importantly, the campaign comes with an interest rate reduction and payment of legal fees tiered with five options so customers chose what suits them best.

 
 

Scotiabank says that only the $65 component of this attractive offer expired July 31st 2010. The tiered interest rate reduction and payment of legal fees options are still available now and beyond and all are welcome to take advantage of this opportunity.
Scotiabank has a long history in the Caribbean of over 100 years in assisting customers succeed with identifying and prioritizing their financial goals and providing solutions to achieving their those goals more quickly. Our bank has a solid reputation globally and has attained an important and significant achievement, that of being rated by international regulators and watchdogs to be amongst the top 10 most secure financial institutions internationally to do business with and not wobbled by the much talked about economic downturn and recession of early 2009 which is still very much a fact of life today.
Says Carol J. Henry, Scotiabank’s Manager, Personal Banking, of the June 24 Mortgage Blitz Day: “We enjoyed significant success in providing a number of clients with unique and satisfactory solutions to their needs.”
Saturday’s repeat will offer another opportunity to all customers, existing and new, to come in and discuss their financial needs including borrowing, savings and investment needs.

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