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Northern Credit Union

Northern Credit Union has 2 different chequing accounts: Platinum, and True North

Northern Credit Union has 2 different saving accounts: E-Savings, and High Interest Rate Savings

The high interest saving account rate, below $5000 is 0.70%

The monthly transaction for the true north banking account is 10 transactions for "in branch" and "self serve"

The monthly fee for True North chequing account is $3.00

TD Canada Trust

TD Canada Trust has 3 different savings account: EPremium, Every Day, High Interest

TD Canada Trust has 6 different chequing accounts

The monthly transactions for the TD Every Day chequing account are 25 transaction per month

The high interest account rate is that if $5000 or more, the high interest rate is applied

The monthly fee for TD Student chequing account has no monthly fee

TD Canada Trust is My Choice of Bank

It helps with Students like me as it has a Student chequing accounts to help me out

TD also has a lower fees and more transactions when choosing an account

TD has a wide range of chequing and saving accounts that i could choose that fit me

BMO Bank of Montrel

BMO has 4 options for a saving account: Smart Saver, Saving Builder, Premium Rate Savings, U.S Dollar Premium Rate

BMO has 5 different chequing account: Premium, Plus, Practical, Air Miles, Performance

The monthly transactions for a practical chequing account is 12 transactions per month

The premium savings account rate is 0.010%

The monthly fee for practical chequing account is $4.00

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How many saving accounts does a bank have?

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How many transactions are allowed per month?

What is the interest rate for a high interest rate saving account?

What's a monthly fee for a standard chequing account?