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Oaken Rate Hike
January 26, 2018
7:12 am
tcharger67
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I find it hard to keep up with rate hikes when a topic has 6+ pages to skim through, only to find the latest hike along with three others. So I'm asking members to start another topic with a bank if a new rate is present.

Rate Alert - effective January 26, 2018

Please note that effective today (Friday, January 26, 2018), we have increased our interest rates for all GIC terms as follows:

Long-term GICs (registered and non-registered)

• 1 Year GIC – 2.50% (previously 2.25%)
• 18 Month GIC – 2.75% (previously 2.50%)
• 2 Year GIC – 2.85% (previously 2.60%)
• 3 Year GIC – 2.95% ( previously 2.85%)
• 4 Year GIC – 3.05% (previously 3.00%)
• 5 Year GIC – 3.25% (previously 3.15%)

Short-term GICs

• 30-59 Days – 1.90% (previously 1.65%)
• 60-89 Days – 1.90% (previously 1.65%)
• 90-119 Days – 1.90% (previously 1.65%)
• 120-179 Days – 2.00% (previously 1.75%)
• 180-269 Days – 2.05% (previously 1.80%)
• 270-364 Days – 2.10% (previously 1.85%)

1 Year Cashable GICs

• After 30 Days – 1.80% (previously 1.55%)
• After 90 Days – 1.90% (previously 1.65%)

January 26, 2018
7:36 am
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January 26, 2018
7:44 am
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tcharger67 said
I find it hard to keep up with rate hikes when a topic has 6+ pages to skim through, only to find the latest hike along with three others. 

Forum Navigation tip: By using the drop down menu at the top of the Forum titled New/Recently Updated Topics you will be taken to the last post in the thread, usually the one with the latest information.

That would save the trouble of searching through each Forum section, then scrolling through all the posts to get to the most recent one(s).

OR,

Your other option is to modify your user profile to reverse display posts from the default.

Go to Your Profile | Options | Edit Display Options and enter a checkmark for Reverse sort the list of posts in a topic

That way, when selecting any thread on the Forum, the most recent post will appear at the top!

Unfortunately by enabling option 2, using the drop down menu (option 1) for recently updated topics also displays in a reverse order... ie oldest first, so you need to choose which option suits your navigation preference.

Hope this helps...sf-smile

Stephen

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