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ING 90 day 2.5% TFSA GIC
January 1, 2013
10:29 am
phrank
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Not bad if you already have money at ING.

January 1, 2013
11:22 pm
Yatti420
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90 Day 2.5% isn't to bad.. 1.4% for cash TFSA currently from ING.. Also includes a $50 bonus if you are a new client.. Just fund with $100 minimum.. Not sure if there are minimums for GIC with ING..

http://www.ingdirect.ca/en/lan.....index.html

RRSP also avail only 1.35% cash though.. Same 90 day.. http://www.ingdirect.ca/en/lan.....index.html

January 10, 2013
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Went with them for the 90 days rate actually. Interesting.

In 3 months will see if I go with ICICI @ 2.40% or any more risky funds it we hit the bottom of the economy barrel.

The day you become free is the day you work for fun.

January 20, 2013
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Also opened up an RRSP with a 2.5% 90 day GIC..

February 5, 2013
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Max said

Went with them for the 90 days rate actually. Interesting.

In 3 months will see if I go with ICICI @ 2.40% or any more risky funds it we hit the bottom of the economy barrel.

Anything out of the ordinary with setting it up ?

Rollovers, payment of interest, strange fees, etc. ?

And also, why wouldnt you use a People's Choice TFSA account at 3% ?

February 8, 2013
11:31 am
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ING setup is painless.. Unless you are a new customer.. You will benefit with signup bonus etc.. When you setup a GIC with ING they allow you to choose what you want to do upon maturity.. All online..

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