Gen Z Financial Bundles

Libro Credit Union's 'Go Free Bundle' is for Young Lifestyles

Today's Gen Z and Millennial consumers spend in markedly different ways from their older counterparts, and the 'Go Free Bundle' from Libro Credit Union is designed to cater to those modern habits. The banking plan includes a suite of products and services with key benefits that most consumers below the age of 25 will be sure to appreciate.

The Go Free Bundle includes a few different accounts, online banking, and a Libro Coach — a Libro staff who helps consumers to plan for their financial future. The bundle's accounts are a service-charge free chequing account (in recognition of young consumers rarely carrying around cash) and a savings account geared toward the long-term goals of any young consumer. It also includes unlimited transactions, five free withdrawals from any Interac ATM, and two free Interac e-Transfers per month.
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