
Neo Financial - Reviews and experiences
Nov 2023-Nov 2025
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Card account issues
Card account issues
CardDo not use this service, eh! I tried to open a card account and had a terrible time setting up bill payments through my bank. They lied in their ads, their customer service is useless, the promises from management were not kept, and they wanted to charge me a lot to close the account because of their mistakes. As the CEO of a respected company, I am shocked by how unprofessional and dishonest this service is. Keep your distance, eh!
Credit limit reduction
Credit limit reduction
CardI just went through getting my credit limit cut down by the bank I opened an account with last year. I've been working hard to boost my credit score, so it was a real letdown to have this happen out of the blue with no heads up. It's definitely going to have a big effect on my finances. So, it's important to really think about all the details before deciding to go with this company.
Unauthorized charges
Unauthorized charges
CardI had a really bad experience with my credit card company not long ago. They let charges go through that put me over my credit limit, and then hit me with an over limit fee. It just doesn't make sense to approve charges that will end up with a fee when they could just say no in the first place. And to make it worse, they even added the over limit fees before processing my payments. It's sketchy and totally not okay.
Secured credit card application
Secured credit card application
CardI recently applied for a secured credit card and boy was I ever disappointed with the whole experience, eh! Everything seemed to be going just fine until I got to the part where I had to add funds. I connected my bank account and then bam, the process just came to a screeching halt. I tried reaching out to customer service for help, but all I got back were these generic answers that didn't even come close to solving my problem, I tell ya. It was so darn frustrating and in the end, I hit a total dead end. The service was just awful, like really terrible, eh, and I wouldn't wish it on anyone, that's for sure.
Credit card service
Credit card service
CardI had a really bad experience with my credit card company that I've been with for ages. They sent me an email saying they're cutting my credit limit because of how I spend. It made me feel like a kid in trouble. I don't like being watched and judged for how I use my card. So, I'm done with them. It's not cool to treat long-time customers like that.
Rewards program not honored
Rewards program not honored
CardI signed up for the rewards program not too long ago and they told me I'd get $25 in cash-back rewards and 3 months of free perks. But I never got any of those things! I've been getting some perks rewards, but I'm still waiting to see if they'll be the same as promised. The only good thing so far is that customers can boost their credit every week. I'll add more to my review as things progress.
About Neo Financial
Neo Financial, founded in 2019 by Andrew Chau, Jeff Adamson, and Kris Read, is a Canadian fintech company based in Calgary, Alberta. It aims to modernize finance for Canadians by offering innovative financial services. This includes offering high-interest savings accounts, a cashback rewards credit card, and a simplified, more accessible online banking experience. The founders, who were also co-founders of the food delivery service SkipTheDishes, aimed to challenge the traditional banking sector by leveraging technology to provide more value and better customer service. Neo Financial has rapidly expanded its services across Canada, partnering with various retailers and businesses to offer cashback rewards to its customers.
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