16-Month Flex GIC
Flexibility with a great return.
Earn 5.55% in the second 8 months* plus, redeem anytime after the first 30 days.
Features

Get great rates and guaranteed returns without locking up your funds.

Build towards your savings goals and earn a little extra while keeping your principal secure.

GIC Details
Available terms and rates | 16 month term | |
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0.85%1 | Month 1 to month 8 | |
5.55%1 | 9 to 16 months | |
Access to funds | Redeemable with interest after 30 days (no interest will be paid if redeemed within the first 30 days) | |
Minimum investment | $500 | |
Interest earned |
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Availability | Available in Non-registered and Registered Account such as an RRSP, RIF, RESP or TFSA |
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1 Offers subject to change or termination at any time, without notice. Interest rates are calculated per annum and accrued daily. Minimum investment of $500 ($250 for junior accounts). Choose interest to be paid every 8 months (compounding) or every 8 months (non-compounding). Partial or full redemptions allowed, subject to the minimum redemption amount of $500 ($250 for junior accounts) while maintaining minimum investment amount of $500 ($250 for junior accounts). The effective simple interest rate if held to maturity is 3.67% when averaging 0.85% for the first 8 months and 6.50% for the second 8 months of the term. No interest is payable if redeemed before 30 days. Rate holds are not eligible for the promotional offers.