RBC Review 2026: Chequing and Savings

The RBC Advantage Banking Account gives customers unlimited everyday banking at a lower monthly fee. It includes unlimited debit transactions and free Interac eTransfers, making it a sound choice for those who use their bank account frequently. Customers can also access RBC’s Value Program which may reduce or eliminate the monthly fee. 

While the account provides strong everyday banking features, its value depends on whether customers qualify for the monthly fee rebate. Without the rebate, you can find similar core banking features from digital banks for a lower cost. The Advantage Banking Account can still be a good fit for existing RBC customers, though, if they want unlimited banking and access to RBC’s network.

The RBC Advantage Banking Account for Students offers eligible individuals a no-fee way to manage their everyday banking. With unlimited debit transactions in Canada and free Interac e-Transfers, it’s a strong option for students who want access to the bank’s network but don’t want to worry about transaction limits.

This account provides strong value for students who want traditional banking at no cost. Though some digital banks offer similar no-fee banking, RBC adds the benefit of in-person support, making it a competitive option.

RBC customers looking for a low-fee chequing account can turn to the Day to Day Banking Account. With a $4 monthly charge and fee waivers available for certain groups, the account includes 12 debit transactions per month and free Interac eTransfers. Customers also gain access to RBC’s branch and ATM network as well as digital banking tools. 

It’s a practical option for customers who only need basic banking access without making a high volume of monthly transactions. That said, if you regularly use your debit card, you may outgrow the account quickly and find better value in an unlimited chequing account.

The RBC Signature No Limit Banking Account gives customers a more complete everyday banking experience without moving into the bank’s highest-fee chequing package. It includes unlimited debit transactions in Canada as well as free Interac e-Transfers, making it a strong option for customers who use their account frequently. Extra value comes from features like a credit card annual fee rebate, non-RBC ATM fee reimbursements, and access to RBC’s Avion program.

The account’s monthly fee is higher than basic chequing accounts, so customers need to use its features to justify the additional cost. If you don’t, a digital bank may be a better choice as they typically offer core banking features for free, and include unlimited transactions and e-Transfers. The Signature No Limit Bank Account’s added perks and branch access are an important piece of the account’s overall value. For existing RBC customers who want unlimited everyday banking with some extra benefits, this account offers a solid middle ground.

The RBC VIP Banking Account combines unlimited everyday banking with a wide range of premium account features. Customers receive unlimited Interac eTransfers and debit transactions worldwide⁶. Additional value-added features include a partial rebate of the annual fee on select RBC credit cards and the ability to earn Avion points¹⁵ on select purchases. 

With an elevated monthly fee compared to most chequing accounts, customers need to use the account’s premium features to get their money’s worth. RBC’s Value Program Rebate¹⁴ can reduce the monthly charge and unlike other premium chequing accounts, the VIP Banking Account does not rely on a minimum-balance waiver.

This account is best suited for customers who actively use RBC’s broader banking ecosystem. For those who can take advantage of the included rebates, unlimited banking and transfer benefits, this remains one of RBC’s most comprehensive chequing packages.