2:50 pm
July 21, 2022
newbies1111 said
Hi guys, I am new to this. Please help me out.I withdraw fund from my Tangerine saving account via ETF on oct 1 and it settled on oct 3 . So, if I activate this new promo and re deposit my fund back to Tangerine. Am I still eligible for the 6%??
I did the same thing. So I clicked ACTIVATE on the email offer I received and got a friendly message from Tang say "congratulations, you're eligible" - or words to that effect.
2:54 pm
November 5, 2022
For the newbies, make sure you check the applicable account's register, and confirm what the balance was end of day Oct 3. That is what everything is based on. If the money had not transfered yet, then only money above that amount will be applicable.
But if the money had cleared out before then, then it will. Be sure to check that carefully, so you don't get an unpleasant surprise on Nov 1.
5:41 pm
April 20, 2019
4:37 am
June 28, 2020
I was about to make the switch to DUCA's 6.25% for 4 months, but I never got around to resolving my account issue with them. Now I have just received Tangerine offer on Oct 4 as well. I'm surprised in how quickly my funds were posted in the account.
Previously, I was on Simplii's 5.25% for 5 months new account promo from June. Tangerine offered me 5.50% in August and 6% in September, but I wanted to wait a little longer. Ideally, I should waited until after my Simplii's new account promo ends, but there is no guarantee I will receive this same offer 1 month later (from Nov to March).
7:37 am
May 20, 2016
7:47 am
March 15, 2019
davidgeorge said
I received the 6% offer. Now, my 1 year GIC with Tangerine matures today. Do the funds from matured GIC qualify as the new deposits?
I called about this a while back and the answer for what it's worth from the CSR was:
1) Principal is "old" money.
2) The interest is "new" money.
You should also call yourself and see if you get the same or different answer.
8:31 am
May 20, 2016
COIN said
I called about this a while back and the answer for what it's worth from the CSR was:
1) Principal is "old" money.
2) The interest is "new" money.You should also call yourself and see if you get the same or different answer.
Thanks for this very important information. I think even if I am told by a CSR that all funds (principal+interest) are new money, I can't totally trust the words. To avoid confusion, I move funds to DUCA.
9:19 am
September 11, 2013
11:25 am
October 29, 2017
Bill said
I had same situation and question earlier this year with Tangerine (the promo had the standard wording and was confusing to me) so I let a GIC mature into savings account, checked at month-end and the entire amount got the savings account promo rate, was counted as new money in my case.
I would think the same, as GICs aren’t the accounts mentioned.
12:37 pm
November 5, 2022
davidgeorge said
I received the 6% offer. Now, my 1 year GIC with Tangerine matures today. Do the funds from matured GIC qualify as the new deposits?
From my experience, if the GIC matures into the Tang CHEQUING account, and then you transfer it into the applicable account, then its a new deposit.
I make sure everything matures into the Chequing account only.
12:54 pm
October 29, 2017
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December 12, 2020
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4:54 pm
April 27, 2017
Alexandre said
Check how much money is in DIRF (Deposit Insurance Reserve Fund) which covers Ontario credit unions. Then, divide that number by 250,000 to estimate how many depositors will be covered 100%.
Less than a couple of thousand on that basis but one hopes most deposits are much smaller. Likely OK as long as the Unions go belly up individually rather than as a team.
8:40 pm
December 12, 2020
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December 12, 2020
6:05 am
March 15, 2019
mordko said
Less than a couple of thousand on that basis but one hopes most deposits are much smaller. Likely OK as long as the Unions go belly up individually rather than as a team.
Yes, that is how insurance works. It assumes that not every credit union will go bust at the same time.
Same idea with fire insurance on your house, it is based on the assumption that not every house will catch fire at the same time. All bets are off if your town is hit by a raging forest fire.
I vaguely remember Lloyd of London had a problem many years ago when almost every disaster they insured happened at the same time. The call went out to the "Names" demanding more money. Sad story.
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