Desjardins
Desjardins describes a cooperative financial group that includes a network of caisses and other businesses. Identify the caisse or other legal provider on the agreement for the product you want.
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Desjardins describes a cooperative financial group that includes a network of caisses and other businesses. Identify the caisse or other legal provider on the agreement for the product you want. Do not assume that a group-wide name gives every account the same terms, eligibility or deposit-protection arrangement.
Institution-status research checked 2026-10-29. This does not refresh product fees, ratings or eligibility.
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Earlier institution description
The largest federation of credit unions in North America, Desjardins offers financial services to individuals and businesses primarily in Quebec and Ontario with cooperative banking principles.
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