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4:39 am
March 4, 2019
OfflineWhen I talked to them, they didn't even know Meridian was offering a better rate. They thought they were offering the best rate around. I think if more people talk to them inquiring about potential rate increases, the more likely it will be. I believe Tangerine, Meridian, Ukrainian CU, and Simplii are now all offering better rates than Duca unless I'm missing someone.
3:49 pm
September 14, 2022
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October 17, 2018
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March 30, 2017
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October 21, 2013
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April 21, 2022
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September 15, 2017
OfflineI understand that 4.75% is for a 1 year GIC purchased from Duca, presumably from funds in the EMPA. But why buy from DUCA?
You can currently purchase Duca GICs from brokers at much higher rates.
For $25,000: 5.31% for 1 yr., 5.35% for 2 yrs., 5.47% for 5 yrs.
For $10,000: 5.10% for 1 yr., 5.15% for 2 yrs., 5.30% for 5 yrs.
2:10 pm
October 17, 2018
OfflineJohnnyCash said
I read on another forum that the GIC term is until 31 March, 2023. After that date the funds are automatically moved to a non-Park Savings account. I don't bank with them, so take what I wrote FWIW.
That's how I interpreted the info from the email I received today as it didn't provide all details. I assume they want to lock your Park account funds in a GIC that ends March 31.
2:30 pm
October 21, 2013
OfflineI think it's more likely that the offer goes until March 31. If you bought a GIC that matured March 31, it would be a very odd number of days/months, which seems like a very unlikely situation to me.
What this does suggest to me is that DUCA may be going to end the 3.25% HISA Park offer in the foreseeable future, e.g. end of year as had been previously stated by them before last rate rise. They may have all the money they can afford to have a t risk of withdrawal at this point. And members are probably already starting to move some out to GICs elsewhere. I know I will be moving out a chunk of mine in the next month.
This may also be why they have been offering GICs at competitive rates through deposit brokers, i.e. to offset withdrawals from Park accounts by existing members.
2:41 pm
September 29, 2017
OnlineJohnnyCash said
I read on another forum that the GIC term is until 31 March, 2023. After that date the funds are automatically moved to a non-Park Savings account. I don't bank with them, so take what I wrote FWIW.
To be more accurate, DUCA is calling it a non-registered GIC/Term Deposit. And it goes until Mar 31.
3:47 pm
December 20, 2016
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March 30, 2017
Offlinesmayer97 said
To be more accurate, DUCA is calling it a non-registered GIC/Term Deposit. And it goes until Mar 31.
its still clear as mud. I dont see the mentioned "4.75% Mar31 GIC" on their website. I did not receive any email from Duca about such as a promotion. So what exactly is this and how do people get it ???
9:09 pm
October 17, 2018
OfflineHere is the link:
http://elink.duca.com/m/1/4598.....abda5b3add
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April 6, 2013
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October 21, 2013
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September 7, 2018
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March 30, 2017
OfflineOscar said
Here is the link:
http://elink.duca.com/m/1/4598.....5b3add
Thanks for the link.
I did not receive this email even tho I do have an earn more park account (I did clean it out last month for the obvious reason).
Will contact the branch if I put money in again, will I be able to get this special GIC.
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