An automated teller machine (ATM) is an electronic banking terminal that allows customers to complete self-service transactions such as cheque deposits, bill payments, and...
A cheque is a written, dated, and signed secure slip of paper indicating an agreement to pay another individual or organization a designated sum of money. When you write a cheque...
Interac is a Canadian interbank network, and Interac e-Transfer is their online service Canadians can use to send money almost instantly between personal and...
Many chequing account fees are related to transactions. Most accounts charge a monthly fee that covers a certain number of everyday transactions, such as...
The most common chequing account fee you will encounter is the monthly fee, sometimes called a maintenance fee. This fee is paid to the financial institution you...
Non-sufficient funds (NSF) is a term used in banking to indicate that your account does not have enough money in it to cover a cheque or...
Overdraft occurs when you withdraw more money from your chequing account than is available. If your financial institution approves you for an...
Even in the age of accessible online banking, some people still opt for a paper record of their chequing account activity, and that is ok! How you keep track...
Chequing accounts are used to manage your day to day financial transactions, and there are a number of transactions you can perform with your account. If you have...