7:27 am
September 30, 2017
This promo deserve a new thread as well.
Nav66 said
special offer: Earn 2.00% interest until February 28, 2021 on up to $1,000,000† in new deposits to your Tangerine Savings Account(s), RSP Savings Account(s), Tax-Free Savings Account(s), and US$ Savings Account(s) made between October 7, 2020 and February 28, 2021.
If offered, has to “Activate” by October 31, 2020
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January 12, 2019
hwyc said
This promo deserve a new thread as well.Nav66 said
special offer: Earn 2.00% interest until February 28, 2021 on up to $1,000,000† in new deposits to your Tangerine Savings Account(s), RSP Savings Account(s), Tax-Free Savings Account(s), and US$ Savings Account(s) made between October 7, 2020 and February 28, 2021.If offered, has to “Activate” by October 31, 2020
No such offer ⬆ given to me, either.
Since the last special rate they gave me (2.6%) expired on Aug. 30th, I moved all my $$$ elsewhere ... with a present Tangerine interest rate of only 0.15%, who wouldn't ❗
I guess they don't like my money anymore ... LOL
'Carpe Diem'
- Dean
" Live Long, Healthy ... And Prosper! "
11:35 am
September 6, 2020
Dean said
No such offer ⬆ given to me, either.
Since the last special rate they gave me (2.6%) expired on Aug. 30th, I moved all my $$$ elsewhere ... with a present Tangerine interest rate of only 0.15%, who wouldn't ❗
I guess they don't like my money anymore ... LOL
'Carpe Diem'
Dean
Find a FI that you are happy with. Stick with them.
FI offer teasing rates to get new customers.
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11:57 am
September 11, 2013
1:01 pm
May 28, 2013
No offer for me either, despite several decades of being their customer (back to ING days). The last offer they gave me was nearly a year ago in Nov. 2019. So, I just keep a minimum in my Tang accounts for now.
I do not mind having several FIs, in order to move money to whichever pays the most at that time. Sticking with just one FI is not a winning strategy. And I will not exceed $100K in any one FI with CDIC coverage.
1:25 pm
September 6, 2020
Bill said
topgun, not everybody wants to exceed CDIC limits at one FI thus some folks have various accounts at various places. It's actually very easy to move money around these days.Pretty sure Tangerine wouldn't be having this promo, with best rates around, if they're getting ready to shut down.
I have being with Tangerine since it was ING. I use it for cashflow. Cannot recall ever getting close to CDIC limits. Money comes. Money goes. One friend said "It seems to go faster than it comes".
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October 29, 2017
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4:08 pm
October 5, 2016
Bill said
topgun, not everybody wants to exceed CDIC limits at one FI thus some folks have various accounts at various places. It's actually very easy to move money around these days.
Question - CIDC Limits:
I currently have Savings Account and Joint Savings Account (Joint Account: I'm the Primary Account Holder and wife is the Joint Account Holder): Separate CIDC coverage for these two accounts.
If my wife would have also gotten the offer and we also had another joint account - wife as Primary Account Holder and myself as Joint Account Holder - would we get separate CIDC coverage for these two joint accounts?
4:25 pm
April 6, 2013
fbeaulie said
… If my wife would have also gotten the offer and we also had another joint account - wife as Primary Account Holder and myself as Joint Account Holder - would we get separate CIDC coverage for these two joint accounts?
No, because both joint accounts have the same set of owners. See this previous post.
4:27 pm
September 18, 2020
5:05 pm
October 5, 2016
Norman1 said
No, because both joint accounts have the same set of owners. See this previous post.
Thanks!
I will still open a Joint Account with my wife as Primary because we did exceed CIDC coverage when she (but not me) had the 2.8% offer until end of August.
Can I open a Joint Account with this lady as well (even if she doesn't have a SIN)?
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