Mortgages
- Desjardins mortgage products may include fixed, variable, renewal, refinance, and home equity borrowing choices.
- Compare rate, term, prepayment options, insurance requirements, and local branch or caisse support.
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Desjardins: mortgages, credit cards and banking products in Canada
Desjardins is a cooperative financial group offering mortgages, credit cards, accounts, insurance, investing, and wealth services. It is especially relevant for Canadians comparing cooperative banking options.
Credit union/cooperative financial groupStrong Quebec and Ontario presence
Credit cards
- Desjardins cards may include cash back, rewards, student, travel, and low-rate options.
- Compare fees, rewards, insurance, income requirements, and member benefits.
Everyday banking
- Desjardins provides chequing, savings, youth, student, and business banking services.
- Compare account fees, transaction limits, digital tools, and cooperative member features.
Savings and wealth
- Desjardins offers investment, insurance, registered plans, and wealth services.
- Compare advice model, product costs, account options, and suitability.
What to compare before choosing Desjardins
For mortgages
Compare the rate, term, prepayment privileges, penalty formula, approval assumptions, and whether the product fits your renewal, purchase, or refinance.
For credit cards
Compare the annual fee, reward value, income requirement, insurance coverage, foreign transaction fees, and how easy rewards are to redeem.
For accounts and wealth
Compare monthly account fees, minimum balance rules, transfer limits, savings rates, investment costs, and whether advice is digital, branch-based, or managed.
Official Desjardins links
Use these official pages to confirm current rates, fees, eligibility, and product availability before applying.
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