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1. Cheques and direct withdrawals are transactions that cannot be made with a Regular Savings Account.
2. For withdrawals at non-Desjardins Interac® and Plus-affiliated* ATMs, additional fees of $1.50, $3.00 or $5.00 will apply. For individual members of Desjardins caisses populaires that are members of the Fédération des caisses populaires de l’Ontario Inc., Interac network access fees ($1.50 per transaction) are waived for all transaction plans. However, certain ATM operators charge additional fees for the use of their machines. They must inform the user via an on-screen message before processing the transaction. The user then has the option of cancelling the transaction. These fees are added to the amount of the withdrawal and paid directly to the ATM operator.
3. A $5.00 service charge applies to changes to billed automated transfers, performed at the counter.
4. Fees also apply to transactions in $U.S. Build-Up Savings Accounts.
5. Personal Chequing, Build-Up Savings and Professionals Accounts.
6. Regular Savings Account non-registered plan only.
7. These charges are subject to the GST and QST (Quebec) or HST (Ontario).
8. Fees apply in Quebec only.
9. Fees may apply if the caisse wants to get a second opinion from Legal Affairs (e.g., when an external qualified legal opinion is issued).
10. The available credit limit for an overdraft transfer, the card conditions, and the applicable credit and security rules may lead to service suspension. Details and conditions at www.desjardins.com/overdraft.
11. Fees of $12.00 apply for each deposit or cashing of more than 1 item (check, money order or draft) if these items are of the same foreign currency and country.
12. Applicable charges are calculated on the transferred amount received, or, as the case may be, on the amount of Canadian currency resulting from the conversion of foreign currency. The conversion rate corresponds to market rates in effect at the time funds are received.
13. Some correspondent banks may impose charges or additional charges which will be deducted from the amount transferred.
14. An overdraft is when your account is overdrawn, meaning that a cheque or pre-authorized payment is made when there insufficient funds. In this case, the caisse may, at its discretion, advance you the sum necessary to complete the transaction.