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Chequing account · UNI Coopération financière

UNI Coopération financière Personal Chequing Account (Intermediate Plan): fees and true cost

UNI Coopération financière’s Personal Chequing Account (Intermediate Plan) charges $12.95/mo, or $0 with a $3,000 minimum balance, with 30 a month transactions. For our “Everyday” example that comes to $364 a year, #26 of 43 chequing accounts offered in New Brunswick.

CDICOffered in NB

Fees retrieved November 1, 2026
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Everyday example$364 a year#26 of 43 offered in New Brunswick
Monthly fee$12.95$0 with a $3,000 minimum balance
ProtectionCDICUNI Coopération financière

Mitey tallies a year of UNI Coopération financière’s Personal Chequing Account (Intermediate Plan): $364 for the Everyday profile.

How much does Personal Chequing Account (Intermediate Plan) from UNI Coopération financière cost a year?

For a typical household (43 transactions and a $1,000 low balance a month), Personal Chequing Account (Intermediate Plan) costs $364 a year, #26 of 43 chequing accounts offered in New Brunswick. The $12.95 monthly fee is waived with a $3,000 minimum balance. Cheaper for the same banking: Personal Account at EQ Bank ($0).

Who does UNI Coopération financière Personal Chequing Account (Intermediate Plan) suit?

  • Best fit: the Branch and cheques profile (teller visits, cheques, paper statement), where it ranks #14 of 35 chequing accounts offered in New Brunswick. It costs most for the Heavy profile: $851 a year.
  • Allowance: 30 transactions a month; each one beyond that costs $1.25, so 10 more a month adds $150 a year.
  • Waiver or fee? Keeping $3,000 waives the $12.95 fee ($155 a year). The same money at 3% (30 Day Notice Savings Account, EQ Bank) would earn about $90 a year, so holding the balance is the cheaper way to run this account.
  • Versus the cheapest: for everyday use it costs $364 a year more than Personal Account (EQ Bank), $1,819 over five years.

What would it cost you in a year?

Fees a year for four example usage profiles, and rank among the open chequing accounts offered in New Brunswick that can serve each profile
UsageFees a yearWhyRank
Light
Mostly card and app, small balance
$155Monthly fee $12.9522 of 43
Everyday
Household account, a few e-Transfers
$364Monthly fee $12.95; extra transactions $14.36/mo26 of 43
Heavy
Lots of card, bill and e-Transfer payments
$851Monthly fee $12.95; extra transactions $51.95/mo31 of 43
Branch and cheques
Teller visits, cheques, paper statement
$195Monthly fee $12.9514 of 35

Try your own numbers in the true-cost finder. Is keeping $3,000 in the account worth it? Run it in the account-fee calculator.

Every fee FCAC lists for this account

As listed in the FCAC Account Comparison Tool, retrieved November 1, 2026. Per-transaction fees apply once included transactions run out.
ItemFee
Monthly fee$12.95/mo, or $0 with a $3,000 minimum balance
Included transactions30 a month
Debit purchase in Canada (beyond included)$1.25
Online or mobile bill payment$1.25
Interac e-TransferNo extra fee
Online transfer between your accounts$1.25
Own-bank ATM withdrawal$1.25
Withdrawal at another institution’s ATM$3.00
ATM withdrawal in the United States$3.00
ATM withdrawal in other countries$3.00
Debit purchase in the United States$1.25
In-branch withdrawal$1.25
Bill payment in branch$3.50
Cheque (as a payment)$1.25
Mailed monthly statement$3.30
Non-sufficient funds (NSF)$10.00
Overdraft protection, monthlyNo extra fee
Overdraft protection, per useNo extra fee
Overdraft interest21% a year

Notes from the institution

FCAC retrieved information for this account from publicly available information on the financial institution's website. Product features, fees, rates and eligibility requirements may change. Please verify current account details directly with the financial institution.

Is the money protected?

CDIC member. Eligible deposits are covered up to $100,000 per category at each CDIC member — see the deposit safety tool.

Cheaper for everyday use, at other institutions

Other chequing accounts at UNI Coopération financière

Source: FCAC Account Comparison Tool (data submitted by the institution), retrieved November 1, 2026 · UNI Coopération financière’s product page

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