Parama Credit Union Limited

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Parama

Parama Credit Union Limited is a credit union located in Ontario. It was founded in 1952. It primarily serves Toronto Lithuanian immigrants.

Parama Credit Union was established in 1952 by Lithuanian immigrants who came to Canada following the Second World War. Its name means support in Lithuanian, reflecting its original purpose of helping community members access financial services for homes, businesses, and settlement in Canada.

The credit union received its Ontario charter in December 1952, and banking operations began in early 1953. Originally serving Toronto’s Lithuanian community, Parama expanded its membership province wide in 1996 and now welcomes residents across Ontario.

Today, Parama operates from Toronto’s west end and offers personal and business banking, mortgages, loans, investments, and related financial services. It remains connected to Lithuanian Canadian community life while operating as a member owned financial cooperative open to a broader Ontario membership.

Provinces served

Ontario

Chequing and Savings Accounts

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

Chequing Accounts

  • Chequing Account

    1. Account: EVERYDAY CHEQUING ACCOUNT

    Standard Fee
    Free
    Free Transactions
    Unlimited
    Max e-Transfer / Day
    $10,000
    Insurance Limit (Non-Registered)
    $250,000 per depositor
    Insurance Limit (Registered)
    Unlimited

    Account details

    • This account allows Unlimited free transactions.
    • Maximum Interac e-Transfer per day: $10,000
    • Maximum Interac e-Transfer per week: $30,000
    • This limit may vary depending on the client profile.

    *Interest Rate Breakdown by Balance

    Balance amountInterest rate
    $0 to $9,999.990.250%
    $10,000.00 or more0.500%

    Deposit Insurance

    Deposits are insured by the Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario (FSRA), via the Deposit Insurance Reserve Fund (DIRF).

Savings Accounts

  • Savings Account

    Account: DAILY INTEREST PREMIUM SAVINGS ACCOUNT

    Interest Rate
    2.50%
    Standard Fee
    Free
    Free Transactions
    0
    Max e-Transfer / Day
    $10,000
    Insurance Limit (Non-Registered)
    $250,000 per depositor
    Insurance Limit (Registered)
    Unlimited

    Account details

    • This account allows 0 free transactions.
    • Maximum Interac e-Transfer per day: $10,000
    • Maximum Interac e-Transfer per week: $30,000
    • This limit may vary depending on the client profile.

    Deposit Insurance

    Deposits are insured by the Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario (FSRA), via the Deposit Insurance Reserve Fund (DIRF).

Credit Union Overview

As of: December 31, 2025
Metric2025YoY Change5-Year Change
Assets$596M+0.7%+24.4%
Loans$538M+0.7%+23.7%
Deposits$491M+1.0%+12.6%
Mortgages + HELOCsN/AN/AN/A
Revenue$15M0.0%+36.4%
Efficiency Ratio47.6%
Members~6,000
Branches2
Target Members / RegionToronto Lithuanian immigrants

Parama Credit Union Limited Deposits, Loans and Revenue in the Past 5 Years

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