Topic RSS1:33 pm
April 6, 2013
OfflineHowever, since you opened a new account to qualify for the 3% offer, can you slowly transfer what you have in your original advantage account to another financial institution? Or does Manulife keep track of all your funds thereby disallowing the 3% in your new second account once you transfer your funds from your first account?
While transferring funds into the new Advantage account from external accounts, I reduced the balance of my earlier Advantage account by debit card spending, bill payments, and ATM withdrawals. There was no reduction in the promo interest paid for July.
July 1½% promo interest was within ½¢ of what I calculated and matched the regular 1½% interest paid. Consequently, the entire balance of the new Advantage account was considered to be "Eligible Deposits".
6:11 pm
April 21, 2022
OfflineNorman1 said
rebel88 said
However, since you opened a new account to qualify for the 3% offer, can you slowly transfer what you have in your original advantage account to another financial institution? Or does Manulife keep track of all your funds thereby disallowing the 3% in your new second account once you transfer your funds from your first account?
While transferring funds into the new Advantage account from external accounts, I reduced the balance of my earlier Advantage account by debit card spending, bill payments, and ATM withdrawals. There was no reduction in the promo interest paid for July.
July 1½% promo interest was within ½¢ of what I calculated and matched the regular 1½% interest paid. Consequently, the entire balance of the new Advantage account was considered to be "Eligible Deposits".
That's interesting as the T&C's state:
" All funds held by the client in existing Manulife Bank account(s) on July 1,
2026, will not count as Eligible Deposits. "
So they're not enforcing it, or the workaround is to move the funds out to an external account?
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