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Does anyone know of a better offer for registered funds? I have a decent chunk due mar 7 with a broker and judging by monarch’s web site I don’t think I’ll be offered anything at or above 3%… which for registered funds would make this the highest offer I know. Wealth one will not hold 3.18 rate if funds mature after March 1st . They did not have a problem with feb 28 and funds xfer by May 1 they would hold a rate if paperwork in March 1. Funds mature mar 2 and they not able to
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What are the minimums on those leading rates?
GIC Wealth's site says their 3.2% rate for a five year GIC is minimum $50,000.
Looked on Fiscal Agents site. Their best five-year GIC rate is 3% with a minimum $90,000!
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Why do you feel that Wealth One's use of GIC brokers is an indicator of instability?
W1 might just be using brokers because they are nearing the limit/end of their fundraising plans and want the flexibility to end the program on very short notice; their own advertised efforts may be less responsive.
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