

9:01 am
December 12, 2008

I really don't get how they could get so slow.
I thought the whole point of High Interest Savings Account was that if you do not have a physical institution and you do not have to pay employees, or at least less, you could give out more interest on the 4% interest you offer your loans.
1.25% is far from being generous and this will bring all my money under my mattress.
The day you become free is the day you work for fun.
7:02 pm
December 18, 2008

The nice thing about HSBC though compared to others like Citizens and HSBC...is you don't need a chequing account on the side to get the unlimited transactions... you can keep all your eggs in one basket...and still get a decent rate in today's market.
With PC or Citizens you get a limited number or you have to transfer to chequing in order to access funds.
Still I agree - terrible rates across the board
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