7:42 pm
January 3, 2013
3:52 pm
October 21, 2013
6:34 am
February 5, 2018
Access credit union has the %2.6 saving
and westoba has a theses and they are cashable on the adversary date yearly
westoba is they are maxa finical on line but will not sell me this product through them
I am going to buy the 5 year cashable Friday I will get % 2.5 for the first year and then can cash it out on the anniversary date if the rates are not good . I saw an interview with the BOC head in it he compared the loosing of nafta to the Alberta oil crash and said that he would react similarly . In that case he cut rates twice by buying this product that risk is passed over to the credit union and if there is no cuts I can get out in a year
Escalator Term-Deposit 5 Year
Effective Yield 3.05%
Available for GIC, RRSP, TFSA products.
Year 1 2.50%
Year 2 2.75%
Year 3 2.80%
Year 4 2.95%
Year 5 4.25%
Escalator Term-Deposit 3 Year
Effective Yield 2.75%
Available for GIC, RRSP, TFSA products.
Year 1 2.50%
Year 2 2.75%
Year 3 3.00%
7:10 am
August 4, 2010
That Access rate of 2.6% (their Platinum account) is only for >$250,000. It starts at 2.3%, and 2.4% between 100K and 250K. It is also monthly-balance calculated and paid annually.
7:55 am
December 17, 2016
10:52 am
February 5, 2018
NorthernRaven said
That Access rate of 2.6% (their Platinum account) is only for >$250,000. It starts at 2.3%, and 2.4% between 100K and 250K. It is also monthly-balance calculated and paid annually.
do you know of a better rate that I am missing ?
12:15 pm
January 3, 2013
1:56 pm
October 21, 2013
Save2Retire@55 said
What is the minimum balance to get that interesting one?
Year 5 4.25%I haven't seen anything over 3.5% in many years.
It's not a real number in the sense that it's part of an escalator rate. The rate over the five year required term would be 3.05, which is less than that offered by several other FIs right now.
2:29 pm
January 3, 2013
4:08 pm
October 21, 2013
Yes, you will see these at many FIs. The final year always looks very attractive!
Some of them allow withdrawals on anniversary date, which may be useful to some people who aren't sure about a five year commitment, but you need to read the fine print.
However, I've looked at quite a few of them and have yet to find one that I wanted to invest in. I've always found I could do better elsewhere with a plain vanilla GIC.
9:13 am
October 15, 2015
5:06 pm
March 21, 2018
6:01 pm
October 21, 2013
As long as they're not retaining our deposits and/or not getting enough new ones, they will have to keep raising their rates.
I imagine the previous rate was a trial balloon to see if it would attract enough money. Apparently not!
We only ever had the TFSA savings account with them, whee it was 3% for several years. It was a great deal while it lasted!
2:46 pm
March 19, 2017
Hello Savers!
I love this forum and haven't posted in awhile. I recently have had to sell off some property in BC due to this new speculation tax coming in. I'm a resident of Ontario and thought to park the proceeds at People's Trust in a Joint (with my spouse) and each of us in individual to take advantage of CDIC coverage and the 2.5% 1 year GIC. I read their financials and they seem to be in good shape... BUT... in reading all the forums about People's, I get the sense that they are not very well liked. Appreciate any insights. Thanks.
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