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September 7, 2018
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January 13, 2022
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October 27, 2013
OfflinePossibly if BoC does not reduce the overnight rate in June. Either way, you are they will likely see single digit bp changes either way, not enough to move the needle, i.e. whether a 1 yr GIC might be 3.42% or 3.57% is not material. Just buy when a GIC matures and not second guess.
Spouse bought a 1 yr GIC 2 weeks ago in her brokerage account @ 3.49%.
2:23 pm
December 7, 2023
OfflineAltaRed said
Possibly if BoC does not reduce the overnight rate in June. Either way, you are they will likely see single digit bp changes either way, not enough to move the needle, i.e. whether a 1 yr GIC might be 3.42% or 3.57% is not material. Just buy when a GIC matures and not second guess.Spouse bought a 1 yr GIC 2 weeks ago in her brokerage account @ 3.49%.
Thank you !
I also prefer 1 year GIC. 3 or 5 years GIC is a long time, we do not know what will happen to us in 3 or 5 years.
3:29 pm
January 12, 2019
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December 20, 2016
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September 20, 2022
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5:37 pm
March 15, 2019
OfflineNehpets said
Even better rate of 4.00% - 5 years Wealth One Bank (direct) as well as broker rates of 4.05% - 2 years (GIC Wealth) and rates at 4.00% + MCan and others from various brokers.
Stephen
Sometime financial institutions might offer better rates because they have trouble attracting money. Does the street know something we don't?
1:49 pm
September 20, 2022
OfflineHappy New Year to all..hope everyone enjoyed the festivities !
Was eager to search for new GIC rates for this year, came across these
Ganaraska Financial Credit Union - 4 Years @3.65% new money special..
30 months for 3.60%...a good option
Meridian has 3.60% but for 5 years
Worth exploring anyway
8:19 am
November 18, 2017
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September 24, 2019
OfflineCOIN said
I can also remember when GIC rates were in the teens and I think inflation was also in the teens. (Some people were calling Canada Brazil North.) I think one year Canada Savings Bonds actually hit 20%.
I remember that in the early 80's? Maybe 1982? I think I was getting around 19 % on treasury bills.
And something like 17% CSB's. But as I recall the government of Canada put a limit on the amount you could purchase. I had the limit.
11:21 am
November 7, 2014
OfflineIf you are willing to invest for 5 years, First Ontario CU (and its subsidiary, Creative Arts Financial) are offering 4% for 5 years. I believe one may join virtually. Check out their fees and accounts for full details. https://www.firstontario.com/rates
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