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June 4, 2026
9:45 am
NorthernRaven
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The will have the Renaissance "ATL" ones, that's a CIBC company. I'm not sure if they would offer any of the others, many bank brokerages only offer their own products - no point in giving deposits to the competition!

Non-bank brokerages like Qtrade and Questrade do offer a range; I think both of them offer the "F-series" variants, which usually pay out 0.25% more than the A-series you get from the bank brokerages (except Scotia iTrade, which allows its customers to buy their DYN f-series).

June 4, 2026
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If one's bank brokerage does not offer trailer free F series, then move on to money market mutual funds instead. CIBC's ATL238 (F class Premium) would certainly be available at Investor's Edge.

I find it a bit of an insult for some DIY brokerages to 'force' A series ISAs on retail investors but they get away with it from a regulatory perspective since ISAs are actually deposit accounts, not mutual funds. Beat them at their own game by buying F series MMFs instead

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