Raymore Credit Union
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Raymore
Raymore Credit Union is a credit union located in Saskatchewan. It was founded in 1949. It primarily serves Raymore, Dysart and and Punnichy.
Raymore Credit Union is a Saskatchewan credit union headquartered in Raymore, a farming community north of Regina. It serves members in Raymore, Dysart, and the surrounding area of central Saskatchewan.
The credit union provides personal, agricultural, and business banking services, including accounts, borrowing, mortgages, investments, education savings plans, retirement planning, and related financial advice.
Raymore Credit Union operates as a member owned financial cooperative governed by a board elected by its members. Its members include households, farms, businesses, and organizations in its regional service area. Member deposits are fully guaranteed through Saskatchewan’s credit union deposit guarantee system.
Provinces served
Number of Members (as of 2025): ~3,000
Chequing and Savings Accounts
The account-related data on this page was last updated on July 20, 2026.
Chequing Accounts
Chequing Account
1. Account: Basic Plan
- Standard Fee
- $4.00/mo
- Free Transactions
- 8
- Insurance Limit
- Unlimited
Account details
- This account allows 8 free transactions. Maximum 2 of these transactions can be carried out in branch.
- Up to 5 Interac e-Transfers are included within the monthly self-service transaction limit.
- No source is available for the account’s interest rate.
- Raymore Credit Union Basic Plan is a $4-per-month chequing plan with 8 included self-service transactions and 2 full-service transactions per month. Up to 5 Interac e-Transfers can be included within the self-service allowance. Additional self-service transactions cost $0.70, cheque transactions cost $1, and full-service transactions cost $1 or $2 depending on type.
Deposit Insurance
Deposits are insured by the Credit Union Deposit Guarantee Corporation (CUDGC Saskatchewan).
Savings Accounts
Savings Account
Account: CUSAVE® Premium Investment Account
- Standard Fee
- Free
- Free Transactions
- 2
- Insurance Limit
- Unlimited
Account details
- This account allows 2 free transactions.
- No source is available for the account’s interest rate.
- Raymore Credit Union CUSAVE® Premium Investment Account is a no-monthly-fee self-service savings account designed for use with another Raymore account. It pays a premium rate on balances over $5,000 and the PLAN 24 rate below $5,000. It includes 2 free debit transactions per month, with additional transactions costing $5 each.
Deposit Insurance
Deposits are insured by the Credit Union Deposit Guarantee Corporation (CUDGC Saskatchewan).
Key Financial Metrics and Trends
| Metric | 2025 | 5-Year Change |
|---|---|---|
| Assets | $268M | N/A |
| Loans | $169M | N/A |
| Deposits | $237M | N/A |
| Loan-to-Deposit Ratio | 71.3% | — |
| Mortgages + HELOCs | $38M | N/A |
| Securities | $81M | N/A |
| Revenue | $8M | N/A |
| Efficiency Ratio | 53.7% | — |
| Target Members / Region | Raymore, Dysart, and Punnichy | — |
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