Churchbridge Credit Union

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This Page's Content Was Last Updated: July 21, 2026

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Churchbridge

Churchbridge Credit Union is a credit union located in Saskatchewan. It was founded in 1945. It primarily serves Churchbridge and Langenburg.

Churchbridge Credit Union was incorporated on April 20, 1945, as Churchbridge Savings and Credit Union in Churchbridge, Saskatchewan. In 2000, it adopted its current name following a branch renovation that also introduced ATM service.

Today, Churchbridge Credit Union serves members in eastern Saskatchewan through three locations. It offers personal, agricultural, and business banking, borrowing, mortgages, investments, insurance, and related financial services.

The credit union operates as a member owned financial cooperative governed by directors elected by its members. It has a patronage program for eligible members. Member deposits are fully guaranteed through Saskatchewan’s credit union deposit guarantee system.

Provinces served

Saskatchewan

Chequing and Savings Accounts

The account-related data on this page was last updated on July 20, 2026.

Chequing Accounts

  • Chequing Account

    1. Account: Essential

    Standard Fee
    $4.00/mo
    Free Transactions
    12
    Max e-Transfer / Day
    $20,000
    Insurance Limit
    Unlimited

    Account details

    • This account allows 12 free transactions.
    • Maximum Interac e-Transfer per day: $20,000
    • Maximum Interac e-Transfer per week: $30,000
    • This limit may vary depending on the client profile.
    • Churchbridge's entry-level chequing account at $4 a month, bundling 12 debit transactions with free electronic and paper statements. It's the only adult chequing tier that doesn't include free e-Transfers, monthly rebates, or free cheques, keeping the cost down for members with light transaction volumes.

    Deposit Insurance

    Deposits are insured by the Credit Union Deposit Guarantee Corporation (CUDGC Saskatchewan).

Savings Accounts

  • Savings Account

    Account: CU SAVE

    Standard Fee
    Free
    Free Transactions
    2
    Max e-Transfer / Day
    $20,000
    Insurance Limit
    Unlimited

    Account details

    • This account allows 2 free transactions.
    • Maximum Interac e-Transfer per day: $20,000
    • Maximum Interac e-Transfer per week: $30,000
    • This limit may vary depending on the client profile.
    • No source is available for the account’s interest rate.
    • A no-monthly-fee savings account paying tiered interest that climbs as your balance grows, with online banking transfers and paper statements free regardless of activity. It includes two debit transactions a month, matching the Plan 24 account's allowance while offering the stronger tiered rate.

    Deposit Insurance

    Deposits are insured by the Credit Union Deposit Guarantee Corporation (CUDGC Saskatchewan).

Credit Union Overview

As of: December 31, 2025
Metric20255-Year Change
Assets$279MN/A
Loans$214MN/A
Deposits$255MN/A
Mortgages + HELOCs$81MN/A
Revenue$7MN/A
Efficiency Ratio88.6%
Members~3,000
Branches2
Target Members / RegionChurchbridge and Langenburg

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