Tangerine/EQ/Simpli/Oaken which is the best/easiest to deal with for TFSA GIC’s?
As per the title, which is the best or worst to deal with? Looking at opening a 1 year 3.1% GIC in a TFSA.
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Yeah I would prefer phone app or the web, hate the hassle to have to call and talk to someoneJoeBlack23 wrote: ↑ I just bought a 1 year 3.25% RRSP GIC at tangerine through the website. Their Fischer-Price interface is a little unintuitive but still only took a few minutes. It's not clear if you have a preferred method of "dealing" with your financial companies, i.e. web, app, phone, etc. Whenever I can I do everything online.
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I aIm also thinking of opening a 1yr 3.1% GIC TFSA at Tangerine because I already have accounts with them and also a regular TFSA.barter2007 wrote: ↑Looking at opening a 1 year 3.1% GIC in a TFSA.
Dec 14th, 2018 3:42 am
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How is that funny. Yes a lot of people use still use GIC’s, excellent short term option for people with a low (no risk) risk tolerance.MayorOfToronto wrote: ↑ People still use GICs? Do people still buy 2-4% MER mutual funds as well?
Lol
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What's better than gic's? Stocks are going to have low returns like everything thing else. 30 yr bonds yield 2.4%.MayorOfToronto wrote: ↑ People still use GICs? Do people still buy 2-4% MER mutual funds as well?
Lol
Dec 14th, 2018 11:45 pm
Indefinitely, with rising BOC rates it may even be raised at some point in 2019.JeffH60919 wrote: ↑ For how long?
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