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The best chequing accounts in Canada 2022
– moneysense.ca
These are current accounts offered by Ratehub partners. You can find information about additional product options and MoneySense editor’s picks further below.
Summary of the best chequing accounts in Canada for 2022
Best no-fee: Simplii Chequing Account; Tangerine No-Fee Daily Chequing
Best student account: Scotiabank Student Banking Advantage Plan*
Best basic accounts from a big bank: Scotia Basic Banking Account*, RBC Day to Day Bank Account
Best premium bank account for bundling: Scotiabank Ultimate Package*
Best rewards account: PC Money Account
Best online-only accounts: Motive Chequing Account, motusbank No-Fee Chequing Account
If you’d like more information about the features offered by each of these accounts—from great interest rates, to no fees, to the ability to earn rewards—check out the table below, or jump ahead to the detailed profiles below…
How to stake Cardano (ADA) in Canada
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Because of a dedicated community of developers and supporters, ADA is regularly among the top 10 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization; as of June 2022, it’s the sixth-largest cryptocurrency, or the fourth-largest if you exclude stablecoins (cryptocurrencies whose value is pegged to the U.S. dollar).
Investors who hold this crypto coin have another route to potential gains: staking their ADA, which earns an estimated 4% to 6% annual percentage yield (APY) as a reward. It’s like putting money in a high-interest savings account and earning interest—except that staking rewards are not guaranteed, not paid in dollars and not protected by the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation (CDIC)…