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An Update On The Access Website Improvements For 'Hubert' Members
June 20, 2025
10:37 am
Dean
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Time for another Update . . .

I called into Hubert on an unrelated matter today. After that was taken care of, I asked the CSR my usual questions about improving the site's functionality, and how close were they to getting a separate stand-alone website set up for Hubert.

Both of the CSR's answers were Disappointing ... She said there are no plans in place to further improve the functionality of the existing website. And a separate stand-alone website for Hubert remains only in the early planning stages, with no timeframe in place for completion.

I don't think I'll bother asking anymore. sf-confused

    Dean

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June 20, 2025
11:11 am
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Let’s see:
No more online GIC entry
No more online updating maturity instructions
And a few other take aways
The only thing left, that is good and unique is their quarterly GICS.
Then the T5 fiasco that they most certainly were the cause of and most certainly not upfront, communicative or helpful in resolving. I had an artificially increased income due to T5 slips, amended T5 slips that I was aware of and not aware of. The one I was not aware of was snuck in, in July. After many calls to them and CRA and pages of documentation…..14 months later I received $1700 back. Due to their errors my income went up and taxes due on that inflated income was $1700.
Once all matured GICS are moved away. I AM GONE! Just imagine working with some lethargic CSR for an estate situation. And remember this..Larry David….doesn’t reply to emails.

They ruined, both Accelerate and Hubert, just why would you stay there as it’s only going to get worse.

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June 21, 2025
3:21 pm
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Hubert used to have a good reputation with dealing with estates- known to accept out of province probates and death certificates without any hassles. I don't know if that is the case now that they have been assimilated into the Access family. I have some RRSPs there so I will have to think about whether I should keep them there once the GICs mature, since I live in Ontario.

June 21, 2025
5:33 pm
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@Biguy

I’m in BC.
For sure all my registered funds (RRIF and TFSA) will leave based on the latest maturity that I have. Right now I take all “extra” out of RRIF from Hubert. Am manipulating RRIF maturity to January 2026 using early withdrawal of a quarterly GIC and HISA for a short period of time. So RRIF withdrawals for 2026 should all come out of HISA. Then balance back to a quarterly and any other maturing RRIFs. I have reinvested all registered funds for wife elsewhere.

For some reason I think the estate issue should be easier if all with Hubert is non registered. My mother in law had money at Prospera and BMO and a large amount with her advisor. Prospera was quick to wipe their hands clean by completely clearing out her accounts with a cheque to the estate of. We took that to BMO and that took probate down from 3 FIs to 2. The only registered money was with the advisor. The advisors back room screwed up paying out interest, so we have to do 2025 trust taxes for $800 and will clear about $200. Not happy about adding a year to the process and getting the final clearance certificate. But it is what it is…we have it under control.

So as far as only having non registered at Hubert.
Let’s say all in HISA and quarterlies. And all joint.
A. The remaining spouse calls for all quarterlies and moves all back into BC. No issues?
B. No remaining spouse. Executor provides death certificate and Will if asked then calls for all quarterlies and moves all back into BC. And asks for a cheque to the estate of. No issues?
OR if planning allowed, 1 owner of account cashes in all quarterlies, then dies…and executor pulls funds out of Hubert into an estate account at a local FI.

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June 21, 2025
5:46 pm
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GIC-Fanatic said
For some reason I think the estate issue should be easier if all with Hubert is non registered.

Interesting idea to just keep non registered at Hubert. I have some GICs in registered plans maturing in 2028 so I have some time to think about it. I also have some common shares with Hubert, and I asked them after the merger what would happen to them, and they said they would eventually buy back their Hubert shares. Meanwhile they are still sitting there just labelled as "Common Shares" with no name attached to them whether they are Hubert or Access.

June 21, 2025
6:14 pm
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I’m not happy with Hubert and have no issues leaving.

I have a tailored my savings to suit me. As I assume many here have as well.

With the HISA and 30 day GIC rates at Peoples tanking out I need to get creative without adding a new FI even if they have higher rates.

So perhaps small piece of my plan might be Hubert non registered quarterlies and HISA only.

I have to get creative to keep funds rolling in at different intervals than what I am used to I guess.

Keeping my mind sharp and creative vs getting lethargic and just accepting the lower rates.

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June 23, 2025
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Briguy said

GIC-Fanatic said
For some reason I think the estate issue should be easier if all with Hubert is non registered.

Interesting idea to just keep non registered at Hubert. I have some GICs in registered plans maturing in 2028 so I have some time to think about it. I also have some common shares with Hubert, and I asked them after the merger what would happen to them, and they said they would eventually buy back their Hubert shares. Meanwhile they are still sitting there just labelled as "Common Shares" with no name attached to them whether they are Hubert or Access.  

See my message to you.

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June 27, 2025
9:32 am
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Is interac transfer the only way to withdraw money? sorry i only have quarterly gics and haven’t been following the discussions.

June 27, 2025
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christinad said
Is interac transfer the only way to withdraw money? sorry i only have quarterly gics and haven’t been following the discussions.  

If you had “push to” accounts set up with them….they are still there… you have to call them to do it for you.

I still have but never call them. I pull my funds out of Hubert from my Oaken account. You might want to set up a hub on your own.

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June 27, 2025
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Thanks. I think i do have hubert set up in my tangerine account so thats good to know. I still like the quarterly gics.

June 27, 2025
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christinad said
Thanks. I think I do have Hubert set up in my Tangerine account so that's good to know. I still like the quarterly GICs.  

And in regards to.
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Is interac transfer the only way to withdraw money? Where can i change my interac transfer password. sorry i only have quarterly gics and haven’t been following the discussions.

Let us know. I tried to “find” mine and couldn’t. Was thinking to cancel it a redo. But I found a record of it.

Setting up a hub works…..but watch if you pull into Tangerine does Tangerine put a hold on the funds.

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June 27, 2025
3:45 pm
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GIC-Fanatic said

If you had “push to” accounts set up with them….they are still there… you have to call them to do it for you.

I still have but never call them. I pull my funds out of Hubert from my Oaken account. You might want to set up a hub on your own.  

I have called them to transfer funds to FIs where I previously set up links. Hubert asked me a few questions before they would do that, I can't remember exactly what, so be ready with all your info on the other bank.

June 27, 2025
10:48 pm
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GIC-Fanatic said

Is interac transfer the only way to withdraw money? Where can i change my interac transfer password. sorry i only have quarterly gics and haven’t been following the discussions.

Let us know. I tried to “find” mine and couldn’t. Was thinking to cancel it a redo. But I found a record of it.

One can change the password for future Interac e-transfers to a contact. But, I don't think one can change the password for an e-transfer that has already been sent.

Under "Transfers & Payments", there is an "Interac® e-Transfer" section where one can select "Manage Contacts". One can edit a contact there, including the contact's security question and answer.

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