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Neo World Mastercard - Everywhere review
No-fee World Mastercard earning a flat 1% cashback on all purchases.
Key facts
- Issuer
- Neo Financial
- Network
- Mastercard
- Annual fee
- $0 (No annual fee)
- Purchase rate
- 19.99%-29.99% (Quebec 19.99%-24.50%)
- Cash advance rate
- 22.99%-31.99%
- Foreign transaction fee
- 3%
- Minimum personal income
- $50,000
- Minimum household income
- $80,000
- Available in Quebec
- Yes
- Est. net value / yr
- $300 ($300 rewards − $0 fee)
Rewards
No-fee World Mastercard earning a flat 1% cashback on all purchases.
Earn rates the issuer states: base 1% · everyday 1%.
How we put this page together
Every figure here was read on Neo Financial’s own page on October 7, 2026; fields the page did not state are shown as “not stated” rather than estimated. The net value estimate uses the method on our Canada methodology. Card rules and your rights as a cardholder: FCAC. Note: Variant on credit-cards index. Monthly limit for flat 1% not stated for World (World Elite Everywhere has $4,000 monthly limit then 1%). FX fee read on issuer document: https://support.neofinancial.com/en/articles/14009843-fees-on-your-credit-card FX 3% verified 2026-10-08: Neo Disclosure Statement and Fee Schedule (Sept 1 2026) https://static.production.neofinancial.com/marketing-web/legal/en-CA/neo-financial-mastercard-disclosure-statement-and-fee-schedule-except-quebec-septembe-1-2026.pdf
Frequently asked questions
What is the annual fee on the Neo World Mastercard - Everywhere?
$0 (No annual fee), as read on Neo Financial’s website on October 7, 2026.
Is there a foreign transaction fee on the Neo World Mastercard - Everywhere?
The issuer states a 3% foreign currency conversion fee.
What income do I need for the Neo World Mastercard - Everywhere?
The issuer states a minimum personal income of $50,000 or a minimum household income of $80,000.
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- Annual fee
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- Purchase rate
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- Foreign transaction fee
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- Annual fee
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Rates, fees and offers are shown as we read them on each issuer’s own website on the date shown, in Canadian dollars, and can change at any time. Confirm current terms with the issuer before applying. General information, not financial advice. Partner links, where they exist, never change the order. Affiliate disclosure. Card rules and consumer protections: Financial Consumer Agency of Canada.