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September 30, 2017
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1-year GIC 4.95%
18-month GIC 5.05% (seen on splash)
2-year GIC 3.75%
3-year GIC 4.00%
4-year GIC 4.25%
5-year GIC 4.50%
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February 1, 2023
OfflineThese are good rates. When Omnia launched they had some great rates, but nothing really interesting since.
Remember that Omnia is a division of Windsor Family Credit Union. So, if you have investments in both and you don't want to exceed FRSA coverage, then keep it under $250k aggregate (including interest).
Windsor Family has been pretty aggressive the last couple of months with their broker-only rates, often leading the way on 3/4/5. Lately they have fallen to about the middle of the pack (broker-rate wise). I wonder if they are now going to try and use Omnia to bring in some cash.
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OfflineCanadianbull said
Is it for Ontario only?
Yes
As long as you have all that and you’re an Ontario resident over the age of 18, you’re ready to get started.
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OfflineCanadianbull said
Can people share their experience good or bad dealing with omniadirect?
A few years ago when Omnia first appeared on the scene, their rates were very attractive. My own experience with them was excellent, with helpful CSR's, responsive to inquiries and effective in resolving questions.
Omnia has been a sleeper since those days; however I have had opportunity to deal with Omnia parent, WFCU where, again, service was excellent and I got effective resolution to my inquiry.
WFCU has been offering top GIC rates through brokers the past several weeks, so if anyone purchased a WFCU GIC through a broker, the amount covered by FSRA ($250,000 per account) would be combined with any amount invested through Omnia.
Stephen
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