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If the package or products assigned to you aren’t aligned with your goals, you can change them at any time and choose others that suit you better.
- EXTENDED UNTIL MAY 31, 2027
Welcome offer for your migrated banking products and services
Until May 31, 2027, we’re offering you the following advantageous terms:
- No fixed monthly fees on your chequing accounts when they’re included in a package or offer for professionals. To take advantage of our offers for professionals, please consult the guide mentioned below or visit our webpage.
- No fees for digital transactions that exceed those included in the Minimalist® package.
- No monthly instalments for the $12 annual fee on lines of credit, if applicable.
- No fees on your first order of 100 regular cheques linked to your chequing account.
- Interest rate bonus for clients with a High Interest Savings Account at Laurentian Bank.1
See the Product and Service Migration Guide – Personal for more information on the benefits that may apply to your products and services, as well as the terms and conditions applicable once the offer ends.
1 Interest is calculated at the end of each day on the total daily balance and paid monthly. The annual rate is variable and is subject to change without notice.
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