My mortgage payments are currently set up as PAD withdrawals with my bank. I'd like to switch over to Chexy. Will Chexy charge my credit card, or the linked bank account, for each mortgage payment? Sorry if this is a simple question - I've been searching for clarity for hours.
Just noticed this in my Chexy. Has anyone used this feature yet? It reminds me of old Mint.
Is this true? Up until last month this option was not available for me. Can anyone please confirm if this is legitimate?
If you're planning to cancel your Scotia Visa keep in mind the annual fee isn't refundable. So might as well hang on until the anniversary and still get 4% for everything else.
After Scotia removed the 4% cashback, I’m trying to stop my recurring rent payments that will be deducted in oct 27 for nov 1. I paid on the 1st, so the next payment would be on nov 1.
I tried clicking on the recipient/transaction, but it only gives me the option to change the card. I don’t know how to stop the recurring payment without deleting the account.
If someone could guide me through the process, I’d really appreciate it.
I'm thinking of paying my mortgage via chexy using one aeroplan credit card. I pay my mortgage WEEKLY for 2 apartments, so total 8 transactions. Is it allowed by chexy?
Much appreciated.
Anyone’s payment still stuck on card charged? Usually by now it should say “sent”. Or is it just me
Hi,
I have been considering using Chexy for both of those payments: Wyse/Hydro (electricity bills) and monthly car installments. I'm fairly confident Wyse works and that it should have a cashback of 4%. I'm not entirely sure if it's worth considering all the possible fees (from Wyse and Chexy). Has anyone done that before?
In a similar vein, but more exploratory, car installments usually require a PAD/Void Cheque for payment. I was thinking about using Chexy for that if I can get 4% cashback on Scotiabank. It's not a lease in this case, but it's similar (I guess). Does anyone know if Scotiabank provide 4% cashback in that case?
Thank you in advance!
PS: Please, if there are discussions for that already, link them below, and I'll follow them up!
