SPECIAL OFFER

Ready to invest? Earn a 2% cash bonus

on transfers into an eligible registered account, up to $4,000* 

 Here are a few examples of the cash bonus you can earn*

Net Transfer-In AmountCash Bonus Amount
$20,000$400 
$25,000$500
$50,000$1,000 
$100,000$2,000
$200,000$4,000 

Earn your cash bonus in 3 simple steps


Step 1

Transfer your investments

Transfer requirements:

  • From November 1, 2026, to March 1, 2027, transfer at least $20,000 from a registered account at another Canadian bank or a qualifying financial institution to a new or existing eligible Scotia registered account.
  • A Scotiabank advisor or Scotia Financial Planner must submit the transfer.
  • You can make multiple transfers during your 60-day Enrollment Period. 
  • All transfers must go into the same type of registered account.

Step 2

Maintain your investments 

After your Enrollment Period ends, maintain the required investment balance in your eligible registered account for 12 months in a row.


Step 3

Keep growing your savings 

Monthly contribution requirements:

  • During your 60-day Enrollment Period, set up and fund a recurring pre-authorized contribution (PAC) of at least $100 to your new or existing eligible registered account.
  • Your PAC can be linked to any personal bank account. 
  • Continue making monthly contributions for a minimum of 12 months in a row.

Moving your investments is easier than you think

Many investors think that transferring investments is complicated. Our advisors can guide you through the transfer process and help with the paperwork. 

A Scotia advisor can:

  • Explain how the offer works
  • Review the eligible account options
  • Support with transfer- in forms
  • Help you build an investment plan based on your goals
Talk to an advisor

Which account is right for you?

Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA)
 


Grow your savings tax-free, with the flexibility to make withdrawals1.

Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP)


Save for retirement while reducing taxable income.

First Home Savings Account (FHSA)
 


Save for your first home with unique tax advantages.

Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP)
 


Save for a child's education and benefit from government grants.

Frequently asked questions