12:29 am
May 26, 2022
4:57 am
March 30, 2017
Greedy Guy said
I have never exceeded the Tangerine CDIC limit with GICs. However, I have exceeded the CDIC limit in savings account frequently.
Understand ur logic but at the same time if $hit hit the fan and with their $25k self serve limit, one prob has problem withdrawing quickly. On top a FI can limit withdrawal too theoretically speaking.
8:09 am
April 10, 2022
8:57 am
September 11, 2013
Wife and I have 4 savings accounts with Tangerine (mine are empty due to low interest rate), using transfers we can withdraw $100k/day. Probably more if we involve chequing account.
I've seen in other countries sometimes the banks just close during crisis, people lined up and can't get their money, imagine same could happen here (or just have website go down).
3:14 pm
September 29, 2017
3:18 pm
September 29, 2017
savemoresaveoften said
Understand ur logic but at the same time if $hit hit the fan and with their $25k self serve limit, one prob has problem withdrawing quickly. On top a FI can limit withdrawal too theoretically speaking.
Bill said
Wife and I have 4 savings accounts with Tangerine (mine are empty due to low interest rate), using transfers we can withdraw $100k/day. Probably more if we involve chequing account....
Yes, one way to get around daily withdrawal limits at Tangerine, or any others that have limits, is to have a spouse have an account and/or use joint accounts. Each ACCOUNT is subject to the daily limit, so you can move or spread money across accounts, at least at the time of withdrawal, and get more out from each account, thereby cumulatively exceeding the individual account daily limit.
7:35 am
April 6, 2013
want8tracks said
Has it ever happened in Canada where someone has lost their bank deposits? I've always taken it for granted that whatever I put in the bank is safe.
Not all of their deposits. But, there were some losses when the Principal Group in Alberta collapsed. See the Wikipedia article.
There was political interference by the Alberta government with its provincial regulator. It took over 10 years for people to get around 90% of their money back from the various governments.
The collapse of the Northland Bank and Canadian Commercial Bank in 1985 was going to result in losses for uninsured depositors. Luckily for those depositors, the federal government extended CDIC coverage because of "special" circumstances.
Among those "special" circumstances were statements made by the federal Inspector General of Banks that Northland Bank was going to be fine. The Alberta treasurer also stated publicly that Northland Bank was now stable. Two months later, the bank failed.
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