@Kayvan83 im doing home Reno's right now so I'll be pulling money out of it as I go, so 2% on 6 figures while I pull it out here and there works for me. Don't want my money locked up for any period of time at this moment.
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Ok sister, hold that horse. The person above you explained to me with only 2 words (low risk) and i accepted it. i asked the question to understand the mentality of people in this board... You clearly exhibited that, I'm not gonna bark up the wrong tree. I have no intention to change the direction of this thread, so already migrated to the high risk section of this boardbylo wrote: ↑ Oh??? Which stock has guaranteed to return your full investment a year from now, never mind guarantee their dividend?
Ohh... and which HISA and which stock requires you to "lock for one year"?
Oh??? Has jojo shared his prescience with the economists at the Bank of Canada who predict a much lower rate? Has jojo shared his prescience with the bond market who also predict a much lower rate? What does this jojo know that has apparently eluded these dudes?
Ummm... perhaps some solid skepticism with what jojo is telling you.
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Called get only 1.7%, moved all out
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- bylo
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Why? Keep the account active (e.g. 1¢ balance) so you can park money there when your promo at Simplii or Manulife or wherever ends as you wait for a new promo. You can never have enough "idle" HISAs if you want to keep winning the promo rate lottery.iamagtaguy wrote: ↑ Same here. They said 1.7% immediately I moved out my 200K. What the hell. I’m now even thinking to close the Account with them.
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- mkl38s
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How do you fund or withdraw USD from Tangerine? Can I link my TDDI US margin account with Tangerine? I have some cash waiting for market to crash to buy more but apparently it kept getting new high everyday
. The US money market in TDDI is now like 0.10%

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I don't think so. I have a TD/CT US$ Borderless account that's linked to TING. To transfer I do TING -> TD/CT -> TDDI and vice versa. The transfers between TD/CT and TDDI are instantaneous so there's no additional loss of interest due to time delays. The added inconvenience of this two-step is trivial because one can do intra-TD transfers from either EasyWeb or WebBroken.
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- mkl38s
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Thanks. My TDDI account was from long time ago (1999) and I remember they had something called Moneylink (I think) where they even gave me a USD cheque book and I did use the checks for a few times. They charged me $1 but I can write a cheque that withdraws money directly from my USD margin account. I am wondering it would work if I use the cheque information and link with Tangerine. Although last few times I called TDDI and mentioned Moneylink, none of the reps knew what that wasbylo wrote: ↑ I don't think so. I have a TD/CT US$ Borderless account that's linked to TING. To transfer I do TING -> TD/CT -> TDDI and vice versa. The transfers between TD/CT and TDDI are instantaneous so there's no additional loss of interest due to time delays. The added inconvenience of this two-step is trivial because one can do intra-TD transfers from either EasyWeb or WebBroken.

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Ya. I didn’t close it. I do have credit card with tangerine but lately very disappointed with tangerine stupid games with long term loyal customers.
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The stock markets may not perform well around the US election .Kayvan83 wrote: ↑ excuse my ignorance, but i really nee to know why would people settle for 2% and lock their money for 1 year to get only 2%!! i never understand the mentality! a blue chip stock during this volatile market gives much much more if you are willing to lock for one year! the rate of inflation in 2019 was 1.95% and i am pretty sure the covid is gonna make it 3% this year! even jojo rabbit knows that! that means you will be 1% negative by the end of this year! why so much interest? what am i missing here? anyone?
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Wondering the same here and this goes alongside with "deals" for bank accounts that has maintaining balances of $3-5k (?) just to save on feesKayvan83 wrote: ↑excuse my ignorance, but i really nee to know why would people settle for 2% and lock their money for 1 year to get only 2%!! i never understand the mentality! a blue chip stock during this volatile market gives much much more if you are willing to lock for one year! the rate of inflation in 2019 was 1.95% and i am pretty sure the covid is gonna make it 3% this year! even jojo rabbit knows that! that means you will be 1% negative by the end of this year! why so much interest? what am i missing here? anyone?
Id look at some stock which have fallen since Covid and think long term. Forget this 2% for 1yr thing. At $10,000 the yield is only $200
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I don't know the answers to that perhaps this adds some historical context. Before 9/11 TD/CT's US$ chequing account used checks issued by TD's affiliate in Delaware. These checks used US-format MICR data (the computer coded stuff on the bottom of the check.) That made the account and checks compatible with the US banking system. After 9/11 with enhanced security measures to thwart terrorism and money laundering, TD changed all that. They reissued new cheques that used Canadian-format MICR data and invalidated the old ones. These cheques won't clear automatically in the US the way the old checks did. Instead they had to be processed manually. US banks would either reject them altogether or charge the depositor some hefty fee.mkl38s wrote: ↑ Thanks. My TDDI account was from long time ago (1999) and I remember they had something called Moneylink (I think) where they even gave me a USD cheque book and I did use the checks for a few times. They charged me $1 but I can write a cheque that withdraws money directly from my USD margin account. I am wondering it would work if I use the cheque information and link with Tangerine. Although last few times I called TDDI and mentioned Moneylink, none of the reps knew what that was![]()
Moneylink may have been a casualty of the same security measures.
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I also received this promo from Tangerine, but I see there is a condition states that only new deposit would quality. I forgot to move out my USD dollars after the last promo. Does anyone know if moving out money now and bringing it back after a month would qualify?
What's considered as new deposit, does the total amount in the bank have to be more than the initial amount before the promo starts?
What's considered as new deposit, does the total amount in the bank have to be more than the initial amount before the promo starts?
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Move money, then activate offer then move back in.Joymax wrote: ↑ I also received this promo from Tangerine, but I see there is a condition states that only new deposit would quality. I forgot to move out my USD dollars after the last promo. Does anyone know if moving out money now and bringing it back after a month would qualify?
What's considered as new deposit, does the total amount in the bank have to be more than the initial amount before the promo starts?
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I read that they screenshot your account just before the promotion and u just will not get the 2% on that amount u had in the account even if you move out and in, just on those you move in minus the balance u had before. Isnt that right?
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the terms says "“Promotional Interest” is the interest earned on Eligible Deposits made to Applicable Accounts each day during the Offer Period. “Eligible Deposits” for any day during the Offer Period is the excess of (i) the sum of end-of-day balances in all Applicable Accounts per Applicable Account Type (excluding Promotional Interest) over (ii) the sum of end-of-day balances in all Applicable Accounts per Applicable Account Type as at October 6, 2020, to a maximum of $1,000,000†, subject to the exclusions in Section 10 below."filakotekova wrote: ↑ I read that they screenshot your account just before the promotion and u just will not get the 2% on that amount u had in the account even if you move out and in, just on those you move in minus the balance u had before. Isnt that right?
I would interpret that if you had $5k USD hypothetical on October 6, 2020 and even if you move that $5k out to external and then back to Tangerine, that first $5k would not earn promo interest.
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I'm in the same situation. My US dollars are just sitting at Tangerine earning 0.15% and will continue to do so because I didn't move them out before the promo came out.Joymax wrote: ↑ I also received this promo from Tangerine, but I see there is a condition states that only new deposit would quality. I forgot to move out my USD dollars after the last promo. Does anyone know if moving out money now and bringing it back after a month would qualify?
What's considered as new deposit, does the total amount in the bank have to be more than the initial amount before the promo starts?
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Has anyone had success by calling/chatting with them? If so, by which method and what did you say?
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Their phone lines are open 24x7 but they're backed up during "normal" hours. I've had success in reaching them quickly by calling outside of "normal" hours like before 7am and especially on weekends.
I realize it shouldn't be necessary to inconvenience yourself to reach someone with whom you do business. But it is what it is and it's hardly unique to TING. Other banks aren't much better and some are much worse.
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