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Jul 22, 2026
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The best savings rates out there may not be the highest ones
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The best savings rates out there may not be the highest ones
JIMMY NGUYEN
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A 4.75-per-cent savings rate seems much better than 3.00 per cent, but only until you read the fine print.
Canada’s top promotional savings-account rate is much higher than the best standard savings rate. BMO is offering 4.75 per cent for four months, while Simplii Financial, RBC and CIBC are offering 4.60 per cent for three to five…
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