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August 14, 2023
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I'm not sure if anyone noticed this rate by HSBC.
@ ITRADe's GIC Section -Annual
HSBC BANK CANADA 4 year GIC 5.6500 rated @ AH min. $5000
I don't know when this offer popped up . This is a top offer , especially available in a brokerage. Hopefully offer is still available after 9am EST
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5:15 am
August 4, 2010
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TINAisOver said
I'm not sure if anyone noticed this rate by HSBC.@ ITRADe's GIC Section -Annual
HSBC BANK CANADA 4 year GIC 5.6500 rated @ AH min. $5000I don't know when this offer popped up . This is a top offer , especially available in a brokerage. Hopefully offer is still available after 9am EST
I've posted this elsewhere, but the HSBC 5.65% 4-year that was showing on yesterday's TDDI ratesheet is now 4.65% this morning. This was either a stunt, or, more likely there is an HSBC (ex?) employee now being sent for remedial lessons in typing and proofreading.
6:19 am
April 6, 2013
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Not there now, after 9 am, on Scotia iTRADE.
Best four-year annual-pay GIC there is 4.96% from HomeEquity Bank.
As with TD Direct Investing, HSBC Bank Canada via Scotia iTRADE is now 4.65%.
6:28 am
August 4, 2010
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TDDI has actually used the advantage of owning the platform to bump their own multiple TD issuers up fractionally to top of the lists for 3/4/5 years - their 4-year rate is 5.0%. HSBC's 4.65% is at the bottom of the list, except for the obscure RFA Bank mortgage folks at 3%.
9:24 am
January 7, 2023
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This typo/promo was not there on the weekend when I checked so it lasted only one day yesterday. I saw this good rate and moved my money to TD yesterday, and only found out that it is no longer available today.
9:44 am
April 6, 2013
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It could have been a flash sale. HSBC needed to raise a certain amount of money quickly to fund some four-year loans. It offered a market leading rate on four-year GIC's and yanked the rate at the end of the day once the target amount of money was raised.
11:23 am
February 14, 2023
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NorthernRaven said
I've posted this elsewhere, but the HSBC 5.65% 4-year that was showing on yesterday's TDDI ratesheet is now 4.65% this morning. This was either a stunt, or, more likely there is an HSBC (ex?) employee now being sent for remedial lessons in typing and proofreading.
I saw that, jumped on it. It looked like it wouldn’t last long. Thank you.
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