BEST CHEQUING ACCOUNT IN CANADA 2023 | Which Canadian Bank Account Saves You the Most Money?

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Update: EQ Bank Upped their interest rate to 150, starting from April 11th, 2022
Comment from : Shervin House

Best deal is from Tangerine Fabulous service & they offer the fullest range of banking services The only product they dont offer is the RDSP
Comment from : Subhashis Nag

400th like
Comment from : Mohak Londhe

Hey Shervin, are you still recommending this combination of accounts?
Comment from : Getting It Done North Of 7

What about tangerine
Comment from : Danny Chhann

What are your thoughts on ScotiaBank?
Comment from : S Rob

EQ Bank is a joke Don't listen to this guy
Comment from : Vern Evens

Put your money in CIBC because 60 of their mortgages are in negative amortization So you will get to put your money in a bankrupt bank
Comment from : Vern Evens

I’ve had Simplii for a few weeks now I love them!!! I had RBC for 2 weeks and closed it Not a good experience with them Most thing I hated with RBC was that they don’t have visa or mc logo on their business debit cards Huge negative
Comment from : TheTubeMeister

Any video for USD account in Canada?brI have USD Scotia bank account, but they charge $15 if i receive money from USA or outside Canada in USDbrbrEQ Bank USD is great, but now allow to receive money directly into account from Outside Canada or With in Canada
Comment from : RizHail

KOHO bank is 2
Comment from : Rupu Barua - The Random

Which one do you recommend? Scotia or CBCI account for 2023, both cost frais 30 per month
Comment from : Alex Ojeda

Great videoI have some doubts brbr1I'm a international student and is there any time frame to apply for credit card after reaching canadabrbr2Which credit card will be better since i dont have any credit history??
Comment from : Mithun Nambiar

You forgot about Scotiabank and the fact you can earn seen points on their debit card and of course on RBC you can earn points on the debit card as well
Comment from : Mike Young

Hi, I am a new subscriber and I find your videos very helpful I’m moving to Canada next month and was researching about banks and Credit cards and stumbled upon your channel Loved your playlist on Credit CardsbrbrComing to my question After my initial research, I had almost made up my mind to start a chequing account with Scotia I have never kept most of my savings in a digital bank and the only digital bank I use is Revolut So after watching this video, I’m confused because I think I prefer my daily usage account to be a brick and mortar bank Or is it completely fine to have no account with any of the 5 major banks? Thank you
Comment from : Diljeet John

But KOHO has 120 interest rate in your entire balance
Comment from : 𝗖𝗲𝗽𝗮𝗲𝗲𝘀

Not good rbc
Comment from : TK KT

I’m pay rbc 1195 2-rrsp and Credit card 595 I save 6$
Comment from : TK KT

You forgot about Scotiabank 1695 which also includes attaching scene card or you bypassed Rbc For people without 4000 at 1195 advantage account gives everything the other banks offer at 1695z and attach a petro Canada card save 3c a litre gas Sorry disagree the Rbc advantage account rocks them all No one I know has 4000 monthly to save Also manulife one 1000 per month everything the other banks have and waved with only 100 or more in saving You video was good but the options weren’t
Comment from : PETER S

Very informative video which gives a good comparison of Chequing A/cs However, it would have been better if you could have added the point of comparison whether a New comer can get a Credit card in these banks, in order for them to commence their credit history in Canada for future borrowings, if required
Comment from : R P Sarawate IN MUM