Financial Product Reviews

The Canadian Western Bank Apex Account is a chequing account with a palatable fee with all you need in an everyday account. This will unlock access to unlimited transactions and Interac e-Transfers, as well as a way to waive the $14.25 monthly fee.

The Laurentian Bank Preferred Account offers an average banking solution for a monthly fee of $7.50. The monthly fee includes 20 transactions that cover a wide range of financial activities, making it advantageous for users with moderate banking needs.

The CIBC Everyday Chequing Account is a basic, no-frills account offering easy access to your funds at a low monthly fee–just $4.00 a month. This account also features easy access to a large and convenient ATM network, along with a wide array of services available at CIBC branches across the country – all perks of working with one of Canada's largest banks.

The TD Every Day Chequing Account offers unlimited free Interac e-Transfers, making it simple to send money anytime without worrying about extra charges. TD Bank also adds a little extra flavour by offering bonus Starbucks Rewards, a nice perk for coffee lovers who want to earn more with their day-to-day banking. For a monthly fee of just $11.95, which includes 25 transactions a month plus a seniors discount, this a good choice for your average banking needs.

Bank accounts for kids tend to be pretty bare bones, and pale in comparison with its "adult" counterparts. However, the National Bank Youth Bank Account doesn’t take that approach. It offers free unlimited transactions to youths under the age of 25 with no monthly fee, free access to over 3,000 ABMs, and much more.

The Laurentian Bank 65+ Plan is a very simple and straightforward chequing account designed for seniors who don't do much spending or who prefer to use cash to complete their transactions. While clearly a niche product for those over the age of 65+ living in Quebec, this account from one of the country's oldest banking institutions still has excellent value for its target clients.

The TD Student Chequing Account provides a budget-friendly banking solution for young people and full-time students. It comes with unlimited transactions, no monthly fees, and even a modest interest rate. New signups can get a welcome bonus of up to $125, along with discounts on trades through TD Direct Investing.

The Laurentian Bank Youth Plan is a chequing account created for children and teens under the age of 18. With no monthly fee, unlimited debit transactions, and access to a widespread network of ATMs, young Laurentian clients may find significant value in this account.

The TD Minimum Chequing Account is very well suited for people with minimal banking needs. Notably, seniors over 60 years old who are collecting the Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS) and Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP) beneficiaries can use this account without paying the $3.95 monthly fee.

The Laurentian Bank Unlimited Account is a reliable and cost-effective chequing account available for all Canadians. With unlimited transactions, a reasonable fee, and plenty of ATMs available, this product can provide the convenience you're looking for in a chequing account.