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4:39 pm
December 17, 2016
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Appears from Ideal Saving's website that they have withdrawn the 150-day 3.25% GIC from their offerings.
7:07 am
May 27, 2016
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Top It Up said
Appears from Ideal Saving's website that they have withdrawn the 150-day 3.25% GIC from their offerings.
All good things must come to an end, but I kept piling in while it lasted -- my maturity dates all come up in April through June.
Note to the unwary -- unlike the usual GIC routine, this "150-day special" doesn't automatically renew into anything, the proceeds just go back into your registered or non-registered HISA at maturity. So if you aren't going to be happy with whatever the HISA rate is at the time, you'll need to take action
7:19 am
December 17, 2016
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Londonguy said
All good things must come to an end, but I kept piling in while it lasted -- my maturity dates all come up in April through June.
Note to the unwary -- unlike the usual GIC routine, this "150-day special" doesn't automatically renew into anything, the proceeds just go back into your registered or non-registered HISA at maturity. So if you aren't going to be happy with whatever the HISA rate is at the time, you'll need to take action
Current HISA rate - as at 190131 = 2.76%
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