RodneyDickson's video: No-fee chequing savings bank accounts in Canada with higher interest rates unlimited transactions

WARNING - I will NOT be held responsible for any damages the methods shown and described in this video may cause to yourself or someone else, including (but not limited to) loss of chance and/or loss of profits. Any information you choose to put into use from this video is done AT YOUR OWN RISK. In Canada, we have access to alternative banking financial institutions: these are not the big banks that you see advertised everywhere, but rather these are smaller banks and/or financial institutions, which, like with the big banks in Canada, your deposits and investments are protected and insured by the CDIC up to $100,000 per institution. However, these alternative banking financial institutions also offer chequing and savings accounts with no monthly and no annual fee; unlimited self-serve transactions (through online banking, the institution's mobile banking app, and/or through a network of designated ATM/ABM machines); and most importantly, these alternative banking financial institutions offer a much higher interest rate on your deposits and investments than do the major big banks in Canada. This video will show you how to find these alternative banking financial institutions online. In Google, search for 'compare bank accounts canada' and one of the top hits will be the Account Comparison Tool - Canada.ca (https://itools-ioutils.fcac-acfc.gc.ca/ACT-OCC/SearchFilter-eng.aspx ). This is a website developed by the government of Canada that will allow you to find these alternative banking financial institutions. Many alternative banking financial institutions found through this website offer no-fee chequing and savings accounts with unlimited self-serve transactions, however, a chequing account will allow you to order and write physical cheques; a chequing account grants you a client card (debit card) which you can use to make purchases at commerces (Interac) as well as to access ATM/ABM machines (allowing you to deposit physical cheques, deposit physical funds, withdraw physical money, etc.) The downside to a chequing account is that the interest rate offered on deposits is much lower than that offered through a savings account. A savings account, while also available without monthly or annual fee and while also offering unlimited self-serve transactions (through the online banking website and/or through the institution's mobile app) does not grant you phsical cheques and does not grant you a client card (debit card) so you lose the ability to make purchases at commerces (Interac) as well as losing the access to ATM/ABM machines (so no depositing physical cheques, no depositing physical funds, no withdrawing physical money, etc.) Of course, with a savings account you can still receive direct deposit (such as through your employer) and some savings accounts also allow you to pay bills electronically (again, through online banking or the financial institution's mobile app). Many financial institutions allow you to deposit physical cheques electronically through the financial institution's mobile app (the app takes photos of the cheque to perform the deposit), and this is often made available to both chequing and savings accounts. Of course, the major advantage to a savings account is that the interest rate offered on your deposits is much higher than that of a chequing account. Of course, you can sign up for both a chequing and a savings account to reap the benefits of both accounts, allowing you to move funds from one account to the other dependent on the need of said funds (such as savings versus liquidity for example). Canadian banking comparison website: https://itools-ioutils.fcac-acfc.gc.ca/ACT-OCC/SearchFilter-eng.aspx If you open a Tangerine account with an initial deposit of $100 or more, both you and your referrer will each receive a $25 bonus should you use an Orange Key referral code when opening said account. My Orange Key referral code is: 54745850S1