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9:15 am January 24, 2012
| jacks
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Was thinking about signing up with them. Only because I only have a few thousand dollars and the small percentage difference between the virtual bank rates vs convenience is fine with me. Not to mention my stock investments are all over the place (mostly down) so figure should have a few bucks set aside just in case.
I already have a regular account with them. Was wondering if the tfsa would just show up as another sub account or would have to get a new login?
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11:55 am January 24, 2012
| cmore
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Not sure how Canadian Tire handles these, however, I do know that all my various savings (Daily Savings GICs, RSP & TFSA) are held under the same account with Achieva, which makes it easy to manage the account and transfer funds. It was similar at ING when I had an account with them as well — however at much lower rates
I'm sure Canadian Tire is somewhat similar.
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12:07 pm January 24, 2012
| 88kanaka
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cmore said:
Not sure how Canadian Tire handles these, however, I do know that all my various savings (Daily Savings GICs, RSP & TFSA) are held under the same account with Achieva, which makes it easy to manage the account and transfer funds. It was similar at ING when I had an account with them as well — however at much lower rates
I'm sure Canadian Tire is somewhat similar.
Coast Capital does sub acccounts.
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10:59 am February 5, 2012
| John
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If you open a TFSA and already have a regular account, both will show up when you log in. You do however have to apply again by phone, government regulations.
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11:48 am February 6, 2012
| Joe Joe
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12:50 pm February 6, 2012
| jacks
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Thanks. Turns out now don't have any money to put in. But still good to know in case I get some money back for tax return 
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