EQ Bank challenges Canadians to expect more of chequing accounts as "Second Chance" campaign launches
The survey also found that, despite widespread feelings of dissatisfaction, most young Canadians 18-34 still use their first-ever bank accounts.
- The survey also found that, despite widespread feelings of dissatisfaction, most young Canadians 18-34 still use their first-ever bank accounts.
- To raise awareness of this common predicament, EQ Bank joined forces with Eugene and Dan Levy to give Canadians a "Second Chance" at these first accounts.
- In a landscape where most banks offer little-to-no interest and charge fees on chequing accounts, Canadians' awareness of what they could be making on their chequing accounts is low.
- "EQ Bank is waking Canadians up to better banking options," said Mahima Poddar, SVP and group head, personal banking, EQ Bank.