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The link for new account
https://client.manulifebank.com/edo/#/productCatalogue/BANK_ID=MNL&LANG_ID=001
Here is fine print:
2.00% promotional rate is for new deposits to a new personal, non-registered, Canadian-dollar Advantage Account. The promotional interest rate is made up of the regular posted annual variable interest rate of 0.15% and the variable annual promotional rate of 1.85%. Interest is calculated daily and paid monthly beginning on the date of application and continuing 120 days (4 months) on net new deposits to a maximum of $250,000. Any change to the regular interest rate will result in a corresponding change to the promotional interest rate. The offer is limited to one account per client and cannot be combined with other offers. The offer and rates are as of April 19, 2021 and subject to change without notice.
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December 23, 2018
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January 12, 2019
canadian.100 said
Thanks. Did not notice. Manulife is very secretive.
davidgeorge said
I logged into my account but can't find the 2% promotion.
GR said
Thanks mustang for your initiative in uncovering this hidden offer and for sharing it.
savemoresaveoften said
This is a great find as it is almost hidden in their website !
It's amazing that an FI would make such an offer so hard to find ❗
Someone at Manulife needs to be given . . .
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8:29 pm
September 15, 2017
mustang said
The 4 month period starts from date of first deposit into new account
Have you seen anything to substantiate the start date you indicate? My understanding from their fine print and from their previous promos is that the 120 days starts on the date the new account is opened, not the date of the first deposit.
"...on the date of application and continuing 120 days..."
5:05 am
March 30, 2017
GR said
Have you seen anything to substantiate the start date you indicate? My understanding from their fine print and from their previous promos is that the 120 days starts on the date the new account is opened, not the date of the first deposit.
"...on the date of application and continuing 120 days..."
Agreed its more logical its from opening day and not first deposit date. Much easier for Manulife to process and control...
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