7:26 pm
January 10, 2017
Gogie said
I just called Tangerine (9:30 pm EDT) and got through immediately to a rep. He knew right off about the promo rate and explained they were having technical difficulties sending out emails but he could immediately activate the promo rate for me. All taken care of in under 5 minutes. 🙂
I got my email at 9:53 pm. I don't believe for a second any story about technical problems. Just a ploy to have people register late and help themselves to not paying interest.
8:29 pm
April 6, 2013
It is not necessary to activate again through the e-mailed link, if one has already received confirmation of activation in one's Tangerine Bank online banking Inbox.
One could try it. But, I don't think one will receive an additional 2.8% or 5.6% in total!
Offer acceptance date does not seem to be important as long as one accepts or activates the offer by April 30.
"Promotion Period" is defined to be from April 1, 2022 to August 31, 2022. Period.
"Promotional Interest Rate" of 2.80% will be applied when the "Promotional Period" starts:
9. The Promotional Interest Rate will be automatically applied to all Eligible Balances in all existing Applicable Accounts that the Eligible Client has when the Promotion Period begins, and to all Eligible Balances in any subsequent Applicable Accounts opened by the Eligible Client during the Promotion Period.
5:39 am
January 9, 2011
I got the offer this morning, which said it was sent at 9:46 PM April 1....
I'm in shock because it always takes at least 2 years between offers from them, and I just came off the 1.6% one, withdrawing all $ prior to its expiry and sent to People's and EQ savings, and into various GICs, some at Tang.
"Keep your stick on the ice. Remember, I'm pulling for you. We're all in this together." - Red Green
6:39 am
December 9, 2018
In an earlier reply to this thread I thought this offer would work like the Scotia momentum account (the wording on the email was confusing). I'm happy to be wrong. This seems to be a strait-forward 2.8% offer.
The best part is this is coming directly after my last offer expired on March 31 and works on existing money as well as new money. No need to move money out to wait for the next offer.
I'm betting Tangerine was also getting fed up with watching all that money disappear after previous offers expired. It seems a lot of users learned how to play their game. Although, as dougjp mentions in the reply above, sometimes you just can't win.
8:23 am
April 6, 2013
Not everyone will receive each of Tangerine's targeted promotions.
Also, Tangerine will sometimes have multiple promotions running concurrently with different rates and different conditions (entire balance versus new deposits). One could end up assigned a less attractive promotion.
That happened to me when I didn't move the funds out at the end of one promotion. Tangerine gave me another offer shortly afterwards. But, the promotional rate was on additional deposits only.
One can always move the funds back should Tangerine make an attractive subsequent offer.
I had transferred funds out a week ago. I did not receive any indication, before April 1, that I would be included in this 2.8% promotion after the 1.4% promotion.
10:56 am
May 28, 2013
I finally got my offer for 2.8% from Tang, so have moved money back into my savings account. Except of course for my $US account - that has all gone over to EQ where it will earn 1.0%, unlike 0.1% at Tang, where they claim
"Great rate
Our rates are among the best around, at 0.10% since November 13, 2020."
Thanks, but I will take the 'ten times greater' rate at EQ.
12:49 pm
May 28, 2013
12:55 pm
January 16, 2017
1:01 pm
April 6, 2013
julio said
rhvic (post 70): Copied from my TANG US$ 'account details':
Your special rate is active! Nice! You're earning a special interest rate of 2.80% on new deposits to this Account until July 31, 2022.
Must be another 2.8% promotion!
The fine print of my 2.8% promotion includes only the Tangerine Savings Accounts and excludes US$ Savings Accounts:
3. For the purposes of this Offer, “Applicable Accounts” only include Tangerine Savings Accounts and don’t include any other Tangerine Accounts such as (but not limited to) Tax-Free Savings Accounts (“TFSA Savings”), RSP Savings Accounts (“RSP Savings”), RIF Savings Accounts, US$ Savings Accounts, Business Savings Accounts, US$ Business Savings Accounts, or Children’s Savings Accounts.
4:40 pm
February 7, 2019
3:05 pm
January 7, 2020
We were on the 1.6% promo ending March 31
Never dreamed we could get the offer for April 1, for 2.8
Never got an email about it-- although that was true of the 1.6 offer as well
Logged in belately, looked under offers, saw nothing new
Then checked insights. Lo and behold-- there it was.
I was very pleasantly surprised, to say the least
Clicked on activate, and we are in business
Pays to check in, every now and then!
3:09 pm
January 9, 2011
In Peter's Savers Roundup just released, he says about the 2.8% promo " you must keep the balance in the account for the duration of the promo in order to get the higher rate ". Nothing in my offer says this, I don't think this is so?
I seem to have lost his e-mail, would have preferred to advise him that way. So I posted this here. It IS just a straight 2.8% paid on whatever is there?
"Keep your stick on the ice. Remember, I'm pulling for you. We're all in this together." - Red Green
dougjp said
In Peter's Savers Roundup just released, he says about the 2.8% promo " you must keep the balance in the account for the duration of the promo in order to get the higher rate ". Nothing in my offer says this, I don't think this is so?I seem to have lost his e-mail, would have preferred to advise him that way. So I posted this here. It IS just a straight 2.8% paid on whatever is there?
Thanks for pointing that out and sorry for being confused about the whole thing. Now that I'm reviewing the threads again, this was discussed most recently in the May-November promo but also at length in this thread's 2.80% promo after April 1 about how Tangerine clarified their terminology "you’ll have to keep the funds in your Account [...] to keep earning your special rate". In fact, some people have not been confused by that terminology at all, but clearly I got fooled. Sorry again. I will at least correct the roundup posted on this website.
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