Just received notification from Meridian Credit Union, they’re advising their members that starting September 1st, some changes are going to occur in regards to features & fees for their Personal Accounts offers:
Here’s the highlight of the changes:
Starting with their Pay as you Go Accounts, starting September 1, 2021:
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A minimum deposit of $2000 required to keep transactions free
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Transactions are $1 each if the minimum balance is not kept
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4 free Interac ABM withdrawals (not part of The Exchange Network) will now be discontinued
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4 free Interac eTransfers per month will now be added (rebated at end of the month)
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Interac eTransfers are now $1.50 each, up from $1.25 each
With their Limitless Chequing Account (young adult account for ages 18-29), starting September 1, 2019:
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No minimum balance required like before
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4 free Interac ABM withdrawals (not part of The Exchange Network) will now be discontinued
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4 free Interac eTransfers per month will now be added (rebated at end of the month)
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Interac eTransfers are now $1.50 each, up from $1.25 each
For other account changes & for more information: https://www.meridiancu.ca/Offers/Retail-Service-Fee-Landing-Page.aspx
Please let me know your thoughts and comments below.
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