Canadian High Interest Savings Bank Accounts

Ing Direct is now offering 3.0% on TFSA and Canadian Tire FS is offering 3.15%. How long these rates might last is anyone's guess.

Why does anyone use the GIC in the TFSA? Guaranteed Insufficient Capital investments lick. Invest in stocks like BMO, BNS, CIBC, RBC, TDCT and SEE the advantage really work. Or, you can actually get some nice high yielding income stocks and take advantage of the TFSA. The 2-3% GIC's don't make any sense since the same bank stocks you are giving your money to are yielding a nice 4-5% dividend. Banks don't go bankrupt in Canada, you people should know that by now. Invest smarter & live better! Just my 2.5 cents…

BTW I put my $5k in last year into a nice income trust stock and it's worth over $7,400. Another friend bought some TD bank and almost doubled his investment. Why let the real bank crooks (RBC) make all the money? Get wise people!

sure like ALYY 3.6% for 5yr