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Email this10:40 am
December 17, 2016
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Well, that's according to the Globe and Mail's Rob Carrick -
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They still have this nasty proviso to entry -
Opening a bank account
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4:43 pm
August 1, 2015
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It seems as though you can get the Advantage account by just filling out the application online.
I'm confused on what group of people they are trying to get though. It's a weird mix between a top 5 and an online bank with its $1k minimum balance for no fees and the interest rate.
7:24 am
May 19, 2016
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The big catch for me is when the promo ends the rate goes back down to 1.25%.
8:46 am
January 8, 2016
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penniesfromheaven said
The big catch for me is when the promo ends the rate goes back down to 1.25%.
Well I don't think this is a big catch, considering that most of the banks do so. As of now, all of them who provided customers recently with such rates did that - CIBC, RBC, Tangerine, Scotia.
The catch is to know when the period is over, as, for example, darn RBC does not say so in the account properties, while Tangerine, does.
8:53 am
December 12, 2009
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-bsv- said
Well I don't think this is a big catch, considering that most of the banks do so. As of now, all of them who provided customers recently with such rates did that - CIBC, RBC, Tangerine, Scotia.
The catch is to know when the period is over, as, for example, darn RBC does not say so in the account properties, while Tangerine, does.
This is an old thread. Please reply to this thread.
Perhaps, Peter, we could lock this old thread now that a new thread has been started and you've merged some posts from this thread into that one? 
Cheers,
Doug
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