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  2. November 1: Alterna Bank decreases its regular savings account and TFSA interest rate from 1.85% to 1.65%. November 1: Motive Financial decreases its regular savings account and TFSA interest rate from 3.60% to 3.20%. November 1: Neo Financial decreases its regular savings account interest rate from 4.00% to 3.00%.

  3. Is it possible to use Interac transfer with CT Bank accounts |...

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    Nearly all Canadian banks and credit unions offer Interac e-Transfer. To view the full list, click here. But of course Canadian Tire Bank isn't one of them. Have to rely on the Linking of up to 5 external bank accounts however even that can only be done by printing the .pdf form, manually filling out the form and mailing it in!

  4. Canadian Tire Bank is still on top. We might end the year with Canadian Tire Bank still atop our savings account comparison chart with an interest rate of 1.80% — a rate that it has maintained since April 2020. It has led our chart since August 21, 2020 amidst consistent interest rate drops at all other financial institutions.

  5. Canadian Tire Bank profile, discussions, and reviews

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    General comments: Wouldn’t recommend for impatient people, especially since they have now lowered their interest rate. Review by Pam — July 20, 2021 @ 4:21 pm. Customer service: Rated 4 / 5 stars. Account features: Rated 3 / 5 stars. Interest rates (consistency and amount): Fees: Rated 5 / 5 stars.

  6. HISA Experience | Canadian Tire | Discussion forum

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    April 3, 2013. Offline. 2. CTFS maintaining interest at current rate has been a pleasant surprise. Once you have established links to other financial institutions push/pull works fine. $50000 is the maximum I have transferred. The hurdle to jump through however is the use of paper forms (Direct Transfer Authorization Form) to set up the links ...

  7. WARNING - Canadian Tire Bank | Canadian Tire - Canadian High...

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    2) There is no extra fee for using a Triangle (Canadian Tire) credit card to make payments for utilities, property taxes, etc. (The following is a quote from smayer97 in the link provided in Comment #17: "How Canadian Tire does it is by creating a special bank account in the background from which they generate the payment.")

  8. Wow...Canadian Tire Bank offering GIC's at over 5% for all of...

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    For Canadian Tire® Credit Cardmembers, sorry, but we’ll need you to fill out a full application. You can do so online, or by calling 1-866-…, between the hours of 8 AM and 6 PM ET Monday to Friday. It doesn't look like Canadian Tire Bank can provision a GIC online like RBC, Hubert, and EQ Bank can.

  9. Canadian Tire Bank - GIC | GIC discussions | Discussion forum

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    Canadian Tire Bank was Established in 2003, Oakville, Ontario, and is today owned mainly by Scotia Bank and Canadian Tire . We have become a market leader in private banking and finance across the world.

  10. Canadian Tire | Discussion forum | Canadian High Interest Savings...

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    Savers Roundup October 2024: PC Financial is back; EQ Bank's business account - Oct 11, 2024 Savers Roundup September 2024: Round 3 of rate cuts - Sep 13, 2024 Choosing my first credit card: a student's journey - Sep 10, 2024

  11. Canadian Tire Bank HISA rate falls to 1.55% | Canadian Tire ...

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    Got a letter from Canadian Tire Bank today, they say they're improving the website soon. I take that to mean they'll be dropping their rates and focusing more on superficialities, marketing, "brand image", etc, maybe like Tangerine has gone. Lol! “We are working very hard to find ways to lower our rate for you.”