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Information that financial institutions must give
you
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If you're getting a loan, opening an account or
purchasing certain products, you are entitled to receive information
to help with your decision. More…
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Opening a bank account
(retail only)
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Planning to open a bank account? If so, know your
rights. Identification will be required, but you don't need
a minimum deposit or proof of employment. More…
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Cashing federal government cheques
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Do you receive federal government cheques? Banks
are obligated to cash them free of charge if you meet certain
conditions. More…
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Branch closures
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When closing a retail branch, a financial institution
must provide customers with sufficient notice. More…
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Complaint procedures
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Financial institutions must have clear complaint
procedures and belong to an external dispute resolution scheme.
More…
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Loans and credit or charge cards
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Borrowing money? You are entitled to know what the
costs are and what your prepayment rights are. More…
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Coercive tied selling
(forced purchases)
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It is illegal for a bank to coerce you into purchasing
a product or service as a condition for obtaining another
product or service from the same institution. More…
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Public Accountability Statements
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Do you know what your financial institution contributes
to community development? Large institutions must make this
information public. More…
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Call 1-866-461-3222 or Contact
us. If you believe that a financial institution has breached
a consumer law, click
here for information on making a complaint.
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