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April 6, 2013
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Kidd said
Tangerine are offering an 18 month GIC paying 2%. A few years ago, i was able to get a quarter point added to a Tangerine GIC.
Definitely deserves its own thread. 🙂
5:58 am
March 30, 2017
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Norman1 said
Kidd said
Tangerine are offering an 18 month GIC paying 2%. A few years ago, i was able to get a quarter point added to a Tangerine GIC.Definitely deserves its own thread. 🙂 Â
I wonder if having a GIC will automatically disqualify one from winning the promo rate lottery
7:09 am
March 15, 2019
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savemoresaveoften said
I wonder if having a GIC will automatically disqualify one from winning the promo rate lottery Â
Both Tangerine and Simplii are weird so anything is possible.
5:22 pm
July 28, 2016
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savemoresaveoften said
I wonder if having a GIC will automatically disqualify one from winning the promo rate lottery Â
I got a promo rate 2 years ago while I had a GIC but it was a new money offer so remember that you cannot use it for your GIC that has matured. It does not count as new money.
7:01 am
November 8, 2018
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To clarify, this Tangerine offer is not just for HISA, but also for TFSA, RRSP and RIF.
8:04 am
February 7, 2019
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This is not a HISA offer. It's a locked-in 18mo GIC, Registered or non-Registered.
As such, not that tempting to me vs 1yr quarterly cashable GIC at Hubert. Particularly in a Interest rate rising environment ...
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8:22 am
November 8, 2018
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Alexandre said
To clarify, this Tangerine offer is not just for HISA, but also for TFSA, RRSP and RIF.
To clarify my clarification, I meant to say this offer is not just for non-registered GIS, but also for TFSA, RRSP and RIF.
What I actually said is quite different, now that I've re-read it again.
Thanks for correcting my error, cgouimet.
Also, apologies to anyone whose hopes I raised by implying Tangerine offers Savings account 2% promo for 18 months.
9:26 am
April 14, 2021
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cgouimet said
As such, not that tempting to me vs 1yr quarterly cashable GIC at Hubert. Particularly in a Interest rate rising environment ... Â
Which makes the EQ 3-mo 2.05% offer even more attractive than Hubert's first-quarter 1.85%
Nothing good or bad about EQ. This is just an apples to apples comparison. 2.05% beats 1.85%
Edit by admin: the ensuing discussion about EQ Bank's offer was moved to another thread: https://www.highinterestsavings.ca/forum/eq-bank/eq-bank-2-05-for-a-90-day-or-180-day-gic-registered-or-non-registered/ in order to keep the current thread about Tangerine Bank.
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