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hwyc said
Do you mean EQ 3 months 2.33% ?
Most likely ... EQ Bank doesn't have a 1 month GIC.
Here's the link to EQ's GIC rates ➡ https://www.eqbank.ca/personal-banking/gic-rates-arent-high-enough
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Loonie said
2.35% for first 3 months of a one-year at Hubert, and you can keep it there for a whole year with escalating rates set at time of purchase, if you want. This gives you a bit of a hedge against further rate reductions. . . .
YES ⬆❗
Hubert's one year, quarterly escalating rate, term deposit is one of the Main reasons I deal with Hubert Financial. And if need be, you can withdraw your funds before maturity and not lose interest earned in previous quarters.
This is how it works ➡ https://www.happysavings.ca/products/terms/one-year-terms/
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