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Why apply for a TD Student Line of Credit?
Program selector
Select your level of study to see credit limits and interest rate details.
Credit Limit & Interest Rates for Post-Secondary Certificate Program
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Credit Limit |
Interest Rate |
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Full-time students: up to $20,000 per year, to a maximum of $80,000 over four years of study5 Part-time students: up to $20,000 per year, to a maximum of $80,0005 |
TD Prime Rate+ 1.50% |
Credit Limit & Interest Rates for Undergraduate
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Credit Limit |
Interest Rate |
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Full-time students: up to $20,000 per year, to a maximum of $80,000 over four years of study5 Part-time students: up to $20,000 per year, to a maximum of $80,0005 |
TD Prime Rate + 1.00% |
Credit Limit & Interest Rates for Undergraduate – Honors Business Administration (University of Western Ontario)
Steps to apply
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Get a co-signer
When applying as a college or undergraduate student, a co-signer will be required.
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Prepare your documents
Make sure to bring in all the documents listed below.
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Ready to Apply?
Meet with an advisor in person at a branch, or over the phone to get started.
What to bring to your appointment
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Proof of enrolment in a post-secondary institution.
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Current residential address. If you’ve been there less than three years, bring your previous address too.
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Proof of your annual income, including sources and amounts (i.e., notice of assessment).
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Monthly rent or mortgage expenses.
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Monthly payment obligations, such as loans, credit cards, and other lines of credit.
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Household expenses, like utilities, property tax, insurance, etc.
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Proof of ID (i.e., driver’s license, passport, etc.).
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