11:35 am
January 10, 2017
12:09 pm
March 15, 2019
11:20 pm
May 20, 2016
Title is incorrect. The current promotion of 5.75% includes the bonus interest rate of 0.5% [Special Interest rate includes both Regular + Bonus interest, with a balance limitation of $1,000,000 on Bonus interest.] https://www.cibc.com/en/interest-rates/personal-bank-account-rates.html
Hmm said
Title is incorrect. The current promotion of 5.75% includes the bonus interest rate of 0.5% [Special Interest rate includes both Regular + Bonus interest, with a balance limitation of $1,000,000 on Bonus interest.] https://www.cibc.com/en/interest-rates/personal-bank-account-rates.html
Fixed; thanks!
7:33 am
April 6, 2013
COIN said
Looks like available if one doesn't currently have an eAdvantage account.
Definitely. Only if one is opening one's first eAdvantage account:
† This offer is only available to clients opening their first CIBC eAdvantage® Savings Account (“eSA”). Eligible eSAs will earn a special annual interest rate (the “Special Interest Rate”) on balances up to $1,000,000 for 120 days from the date the eSA is opened (“Special Rate Period”). …
7:40 am
January 16, 2017
Lodown said
Anyone try this? What was your experience?
How you will use this account needs to be considered, as there are limitations and fees. (ref: https://www.highinterestsavings.ca/forum/duca-credit-union/wow-duca-new-6-hisa-rate/page-9/#p97236 )
12:07 pm
January 10, 2017
Hmm said
Title is incorrect. The current promotion of 5.75% includes the bonus interest rate of 0.5% [Special Interest rate includes both Regular + Bonus interest, with a balance limitation of $1,000,000 on Bonus interest.] https://www.cibc.com/en/interest-rates/personal-bank-account-rates.html
I am a little late, but I think the original title was fine. You are missing the extra .5%, on up to $200k, when adding at least $200 into the account each month. This is so called "Smart Interest".
10:11 pm
April 6, 2013
Regular interest of the CIBC eAdvantage Savings Account posts on the second business day of the next month:
1 Regular interest is calculated daily at the current rate on each day’s full closing balance and paid on the last business day of the month. Your entire account balance earns the rate applicable to the tier your daily closing balance falls within. This interest cannot be withdrawn and will not be printed at branch terminals or bank machines or made available through CIBC Telephone or Online Banking, until the second business day of the following month. …
8:27 pm
May 20, 2016
Lodown said
Hmm said
Title is incorrect. The current promotion of 5.75% includes the bonus interest rate of 0.5% [Special Interest rate includes both Regular + Bonus interest, with a balance limitation of $1,000,000 on Bonus interest.] https://www.cibc.com/en/interest-rates/personal-bank-account-rates.htmlI am a little late, but I think the original title was fine. You are missing the extra .5%, on up to $200k, when adding at least $200 into the account each month. This is so called "Smart Interest".
Might be, it's quite ambiguous. I'll have to wait for the smart interest. However, I feel FI shouldn't be allowed to get away with such ambiguity and lack of clarity especially given the mandate from the Feds to improve transparency and more: https://www.canada.ca/en/financial-consumer-agency/corporate/planning/annual-reports/annual-report-2022-2023.html
12:22 am
May 20, 2016
davidgeorge said
I am surprised to see the "smart interest" payment in my account today, so I have "interest", "bonus interest" and "smart interest" payments. In my case (Balance $25,000 to $99,999.99), the total interest rate is 6.25%.
The smart interest is supposed to be paid out with 7 days of the beginning of the month.
I am curious, where did you find the breakdown? I am looking at this link: https://www.cibc.com/en/interest-rates/personal-bank-account-rates.html
As far as I know, we earn a special 5.75% for new accounts and an additional 0.5% smart interest if we qualify.
However,I did the math earlier and my numbers are not the same as CIBC (ignoring the smart interest calculation) by about 0.2% lower. I don't know how they're calculating but with Manulife my spreadsheet interest amount is spot-on.
12:47 pm
May 20, 2016
Hmm said
The smart interest is supposed to be paid out with 7 days of the beginning of the month.
I am curious, where did you find the breakdown? I am looking at this link: https://www.cibc.com/en/interest-rates/personal-bank-account-rates.html
As far as I know, we earn a special 5.75% for new accounts and an additional 0.5% smart interest if we qualify.
However,I did the math earlier and my numbers are not the same as CIBC (ignoring the smart interest calculation) by about 0.2% lower. I don't know how they're calculating but with Manulife my spreadsheet interest amount is spot-on.
I calculated the interest rate for each category according to the amount of interest paid.
7:03 pm
January 10, 2017
Hmm said
The smart interest is supposed to be paid out with 7 days of the beginning of the month.
I am curious, where did you find the breakdown? I am looking at this link: https://www.cibc.com/en/interest-rates/personal-bank-account-rates.html
As far as I know, we earn a special 5.75% for new accounts and an additional 0.5% smart interest if we qualify.
However,I did the math earlier and my numbers are not the same as CIBC (ignoring the smart interest calculation) by about 0.2% lower. I don't know how they're calculating but with Manulife my spreadsheet interest amount is spot-on.
2024 is a leap year. some banks therefore use 366 days instead of 365. See if it makes a difference to your calcs.
6:25 am
October 5, 2017
I have multi year GIC's at CIBC, EQ and Motive.
EQ pays yearly and this year will pay a leap year amount (366 days)
Motive pays monthly and this year will pay a leap year amount (366 days)
CIBC pays monthly and will not include the leap year (365 days) in its calculation so the amount is exactly the same as last years amount.
Actually, CIBC calculates the total yearly interest by multiplying the interest rate times the GIC amount and divides by 12 to get monthly payout, because each monthly payout is identical.
5:29 am
September 30, 2017
https://www.cibc.com/en/interest-rates/personal-bank-account-rates.html
The offer rate for opening your 1st eAdvantage account is currently 5.25% for 4 months.
Regular rate afterwards is 0.3%, comparable to Tangerine, without the lotteries.
8:45 am
January 25, 2024
hwyc said
https://www.cibc.com/en/interest-rates/personal-bank-account-rates.htmlThe offer rate for opening your 1st eAdvantage account is currently 5.25% for 4 months.
Regular rate afterwards is 0.3%, comparable to Tangerine, without the lotteries.
These offers are really ridiculous!
Are YOU going to keep opening accounts at every single FI in Canada just to get few (taxable) bucks more than what you usually get?
I stopped playing this dumb game about 15 years ago...
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