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UNI Financial Cooperation

UNI Financial Cooperation is a credit union located in New Brunswick. It was founded in 1936. It primarily serves Francophone and Acadian communities of New Brunswick.

UNI Financial Cooperation is the largest Acadian francophone financial institution in Canada. Its roots reach back to 1936, when the first Caisse populaire acadienne was founded in Petit Rocher, New Brunswick. Its development was connected to the use of the cooperative model to expand financial access, local ownership, and economic participation in Acadian communities.

Headquartered in Caraquet, UNI serves communities across New Brunswick with personal, business, wealth, and insurance services. In 2016, it became the first credit union in Canada to obtain a federal charter, placing it under the federal credit union framework.

UNI continues to operate with a local and francophone identity, providing cooperative financial services for members, businesses, and community development in New Brunswick.

Serves

All of Canada

Main Focus

New Brunswick

Mortgage Rates

The mortgage rates on this page were last updated on August 5, 2026 at 5:46 PM ET.

Insured
Insurable
Uninsurable
Posted
LenderTermRate
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5-Year Fixed4.49%
* Rates are for informational purposes only and reflect the lowest rates available. Rates may change at any time and may be applicable only to certain borrowers. Terms and conditions apply.

GIC Rates

The GIC rates on this page were last updated on August 5, 2026 at 11:14 AM ET.

Non-Registered
Registered
TermRate
1-Year2.50%
2-Year2.70%
3-Year2.80%
4-Year3.00%
5-Year3.15%
* Rates are for informational purposes only and reflect the highest rates available. Rates may change at any time and may be applicable only to certain depositors. Terms and conditions apply.

Chequing and Savings Accounts

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

Chequing Accounts

  • Chequing Account

    1. Account: SPECIFIC ACCOUNT FOR AGE 0 TO 25 YEARS

    Standard Fee
    Free*
    Free Transactions
    Unlimited
    Max e-Transfer / Day
    $5,000
    Insurance Limit
    $100,000 per category

    Account details

    • This account allows Unlimited free transactions.
    • E-Transfers are excluded from the transaction limit and is unlimited.
    • Maximum Interac e-Transfer per day: $5,000
    • Maximum Interac e-Transfer per week: $35,000
    • This limit may vary depending on the client profile.
    • *This account is available for youth and students only.
    • No source is available for the account’s interest rate.

    Deposit Insurance

    Deposits are insured by the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation (CDIC). "Category" generally means separate coverage for each account type, such as individual, joint, trust, and each registered plan, though exact definitions vary slightly by province.

  • Chequing Account

    2. Account: THE BASIC

    Standard Fee
    $3.95/mo
    Free Transactions
    12
    Max e-Transfer / Day
    $5,000
    Insurance Limit
    $100,000 per category

    Account details

    • The account fee might be waived for seniors.
    • This account allows 12 free transactions.
    • E-Transfers are excluded from the transaction limit and is unlimited.
    • Maximum Interac e-Transfer per day: $5,000
    • Maximum Interac e-Transfer per week: $35,000
    • This limit may vary depending on the client profile.
    • No source is available for the account’s interest rate.

    Deposit Insurance

    Deposits are insured by the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation (CDIC). "Category" generally means separate coverage for each account type, such as individual, joint, trust, and each registered plan, though exact definitions vary slightly by province.

  • Chequing Account

    3. Account: THE INTERMEDIATE

    Standard Fee
    $12.95/mo
    Free Transactions
    30
    Max e-Transfer / Day
    $5,000
    Insurance Limit
    $100,000 per category

    Account details

    • The monthly account fee is waived if you maintain a minimum balance of $3,000 in your account.
    • This account allows 30 free transactions.
    • E-Transfers are excluded from the transaction limit and is unlimited.
    • Maximum Interac e-Transfer per day: $5,000
    • Maximum Interac e-Transfer per week: $35,000
    • This limit may vary depending on the client profile.
    • No source is available for the account’s interest rate.

    Deposit Insurance

    Deposits are insured by the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation (CDIC). "Category" generally means separate coverage for each account type, such as individual, joint, trust, and each registered plan, though exact definitions vary slightly by province.

  • Chequing Account

    4. Account: THE UNLIMITED

    Standard Fee
    $16.95/mo
    Free Transactions
    Unlimited
    Max e-Transfer / Day
    $5,000
    Insurance Limit
    $100,000 per category

    Account details

    • The monthly account fee is waived if you maintain a minimum balance of $4,000 in your account.
    • This account allows Unlimited free transactions.
    • E-Transfers are excluded from the transaction limit and is unlimited.
    • Maximum Interac e-Transfer per day: $5,000
    • Maximum Interac e-Transfer per week: $35,000
    • This limit may vary depending on the client profile.
    • No source is available for the account’s interest rate.

    Deposit Insurance

    Deposits are insured by the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation (CDIC). "Category" generally means separate coverage for each account type, such as individual, joint, trust, and each registered plan, though exact definitions vary slightly by province.

Savings Accounts

  • Savings Account

    Account: HIGH-YIELD ACCOUNT

    Standard Fee
    Free
    Free Transactions
    0
    Max e-Transfer / Day
    $5,000
    Insurance Limit
    $100,000 per category

    Account details

    • This account allows 0 free transactions.
    • Unlimited free transactions are included when a minimum balance of $25,000 is maintained. E-Transfers are excluded from the transaction limit and is unlimited.
    • Maximum Interac e-Transfer per day: $5,000
    • Maximum Interac e-Transfer per week: $35,000
    • This limit may vary depending on the client profile.
    • No source is available for the account’s interest rate.

    Deposit Insurance

    Deposits are insured by the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation (CDIC). "Category" generally means separate coverage for each account type, such as individual, joint, trust, and each registered plan, though exact definitions vary slightly by province.

Credit Union Overview

As of: December 31, 2025
Metric2025YoY Change5-Year Change
Assets$5.29B+0.5%+1.0%
Loans$4.33B+2.8%+14.6%
Deposits$4.31B+2.4%+2.6%
Mortgages + HELOCs$2.95B+7.1%+25.6%
Revenue$195M+14.7%+1.6%
Efficiency Ratio93.7%
Members~155,000
Branches56
Target Members / RegionFrancophone and Acadian communities of New Brunswick

UNI Financial Cooperation Deposits, Loans and Revenue in the Past 5 Years

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