If anyone is interested in GIC rates there's a good rates table at:
financialpost.com/personal-finance/rates/gic-annual.html
It lists the GIC rates for about 3 dozen institutions in one nicely formatted table that prints out well. It also lists a summary of the average by year.
I found the rates were the same rates as what TD Webbroker lists for GICS, except that TD only lists a dozen in comparison.
Makes me wonder how TD Direct Investing makes money from me putting money into a 5 year GIC at another bank? There must be some hidden fee or commission somewhere?
Anyone have any good thoughts or suggestions when investing in GICs?
financialpost.com/personal-finance/rates/gic-annual.html
It lists the GIC rates for about 3 dozen institutions in one nicely formatted table that prints out well. It also lists a summary of the average by year.
I found the rates were the same rates as what TD Webbroker lists for GICS, except that TD only lists a dozen in comparison.
Makes me wonder how TD Direct Investing makes money from me putting money into a 5 year GIC at another bank? There must be some hidden fee or commission somewhere?
Anyone have any good thoughts or suggestions when investing in GICs?