5:30 am
April 6, 2013
gta_905 said
Rate dropped to 1.55% please be aware.
Thanks. I think that news deserves its own topic.
6:00 am
December 27, 2020
Disappointing but I figured the 1.8% wasn't going to last. Oh well, CT still has the best rate in these days of pathetic HIS returns. That 3% for a 5-year GIC we saw last year looks pretty good right about now.
A smart move by CT. Lure in the money with a great rate, then lower it but not too low to prompt folks to pull out.
9:21 am
December 12, 2009
Norman1 said
gta_905 said
Rate dropped to 1.55% please be aware.Thanks. I think that news deserves its own topic.
Agreed.
5:40 pm
February 1, 2016
8:03 pm
January 12, 2018
5:01 am
December 20, 2019
This is probably the most pathetic banking interface I have ever seen.
I cannot even deposit a cheque, it is basically just for tranfers from other financial institutions.
When I compare it to my motive accounts there is a world of difference. With Motive I have chequing, savings and everything else that goes along with it. Too bad the rate has dropped to 1.25
IF and when CTC is the same rate as motive I am definitely moving back out.
The steady rate of 1% over at motus is also starting to look good if you need a full service operating account.
In total the selections are shrinking fast and the term HISA is becoming obsolete as everyone is creeping to 1% and below.
12:25 pm
September 11, 2013
3:39 pm
January 30, 2009
Bill said
Got a letter from Canadian Tire Bank today, they say they're improving the website soon. I take that to mean they'll be dropping their rates and focusing more on superficialities, marketing, "brand image", etc, maybe like Tangerine has gone.
Lol! “We are working very hard to find ways to lower our rate for you.”
5:00 pm
September 24, 2019
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April 20, 2019
9:18 am
January 30, 2009
MG said
James said
Wow, this is really sneaky by EQ and deserves a bump to make others aware. So it says they pay 1.5% but they don’t pay it on the whole amount?
That is not quite correct James. The issue is that EQ Bank restricts the size of your account balance. As per their website:
Thanks MG, for the correction. So you're saying if I have more than 200k in the account (by means of sign up date, or joint accounts), it will receive the 1.5% since the deposit was not limited by them? This is much less worrisome.
James
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