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Accounts
When you open an account at a Desjardins caisse, you become a member of a savings and credit cooperative and enjoy several advantages. Find out more about how to open an account and become a member.
Looking for the Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA)?
Before choosing an account, consider the following:
- The balance maintained in your account.
- The number and type of transactions you make.
- The access methods you use to make your transactions (ATM, cheques or teller).
What kind of account are you looking for?
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Use the Account and Plan Selector to find the account and plan that are best for you. |
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Non-interest bearing account you can use for your regular transactions. |
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Interest-bearing chequing account for your regular transactions. |
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Chequing account for some of your regular U.S. dollar transactions and savings. |
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Interest-bearing chequing account for your regular transactions; earn higher returns if you maintain a certain balance. |
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Savings account with no cheque-writing privileges that allows you to accumulate capital through single or periodic instalments. |
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Savings account that can be used to set money aside and make tax-free withdrawals anytime. |
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Savings account that combines flexibility and high returns. Ideal way to grow your money for an investment or major purchase. |
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Chequing account for health and business professionals who are eligible for the Distinctive offer. |
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Chequing account for students who are eligible for the D Capital Solution and who are enrolled in certain programs. |
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Build-Up Savings Account for those young people under age 21 and under and full-time post-secondary students age 22 to 25. Use it for your regular transactions or for your savings and earn a better interest rate. |
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Did you know?
Unless otherwise specified, deposits are insured up to $100,000 per person per caisse. In Ontario, Canadian dollar deposits are insured up to $100,000 by the Deposit Insurance Corporation of Ontario. For more information, see the frequently asked questions (FAQ) about deposit insurance.
