Log In
Register
Home
Topic RSS
Facebook
Twitter
Email this11:05 am
February 14, 2014
Offline
I noticed Ideal Savings isn't on the chart.
2:12 pm
February 1, 2016
Offline
Very good information. Thanks for doing this.
Achieva does have RIF GICs:
https://www.achieva.mb.ca/high-interest-savings-and-gics/gic-rates-arent-high-enough/rrif
10:29 am
May 15, 2007
Offline
rodeworthy said
Very good information. Thanks for doing this.Achieva does have RIF GICs:
https://www.achieva.mb.ca/high-interest-savings-and-gics/gic-rates-arent-high-enough/rrif
Updated, thanks!
3:28 am
April 7, 2016
Offline
Just wondering if Alterna could be added to the chart?
7:09 am
May 15, 2007
Offline
threeoakwest said
Just wondering if Alterna could be added to the chart?
Is anybody willing to fill out all the details and/or help maintain the chart? It was originally an initiative from a couple of other forum members.
7:54 am
December 18, 2008
Offline
Peter said
Is anybody willing to fill out all the details and/or help maintain the chart? It was originally an initiative from a couple of other forum members.
Peter, I will take a look at the chart this weekend and see if I can update it for you.
5:23 am
January 16, 2017
Offline
As a way to help to maintain this chart, how, and to who, should we report updates on the FI that we know/use ?
6:54 am
May 15, 2007
Offline
AlainJF said
As a way to help to maintain this chart, how, and to who, should we report updates on the FI that we know/use ?
I'd be happy to give you edit access to the spreadsheet if you can PM me your email address.
2:23 pm
August 7, 2022
Offline
Hello, thank you for this chart, it's very helpful.
I would like to suggest a small enhancement. As the first column indicates the meaning of each row, it would be nice if it was also added as the last column so we can have access to this information when scrolling horizontally.
Thanks
Gilles
2:57 pm
May 15, 2007
Offline
step300 said
Hello, thank you for this chart, it's very helpful.I would like to suggest a small enhancement. As the first column indicates the meaning of each row, it would be nice if it was also added as the last column so we can have access to this information when scrolling horizontally.
Thanks
Gilles
Thanks, this is done now! However, that chart has otherwise not been updated since 2018, so if anybody would like to help update it, let me know!
8:42 am
January 29, 2015
Offline
Ordering cheques at Maxa Financial is no longer free as indicated in the chart. 12 personal cheques cost $28.90 and 24 cost $31.00 Here is a link to their service fee page:
https://maxafinancial.com/fee-for-service/
10:51 am
March 30, 2017
Offline
GoldenLion said
Ordering cheques at Maxa Financial is no longer free as indicated in the chart. 12 personal cheques cost $28.90 and 24 cost $31.00 Here is a link to their service fee page:
https://maxafinancial.com/fee-for-service/
There are much cheaper alternatives. Lots of 3rd party option u can order cheques from these days.
11:10 am
November 3, 2022
Offline
savemoresaveoften said
There are much cheaper alternatives. Lots of 3rd party option u can order cheques from these days.
What a coincidence. I was just thinking about ordering cheques for my MAXA account, and how relatively expensive they are.
I'd never considered third party cheque stock. Does MAXA have to accept third party printed cheques, or would this add any uncertainty to transactions using such cheque stock?
If they must accept the cheques, then any recommendations for third party suppliers would be welcomed!
11:24 am
October 27, 2013
Online
I have bought personal cheques through ASAP cheques for my Scotia account, albeit some years ago now. https://www.asap-cheques.com/ No issue with the product. The cheques mimic the proprietary product.
6:18 pm
March 30, 2017
Offline
Rail Baron said
What a coincidence. I was just thinking about ordering cheques for my MAXA account, and how relatively expensive they are.
I'd never considered third party cheque stock. Does MAXA have to accept third party printed cheques, or would this add any uncertainty to transactions using such cheque stock?
If they must accept the cheques, then any recommendations for third party suppliers would be welcomed!
Rail Baron said
What a coincidence. I was just thinking about ordering cheques for my MAXA account, and how relatively expensive they are.
I'd never considered third party cheque stock. Does MAXA have to accept third party printed cheques, or would this add any uncertainty to transactions using such cheque stock?
If they must accept the cheques, then any recommendations for third party suppliers would be welcomed!
I can’t remember who I ordered it from but it was quite a while ago and no issues with the cheques at all. They r all fairly similarly priced too and back then was like half price compared to what CIBC wanted.
Please write your comments in the forum.