MONTREAL, Sept. 4, 2014 /CNW Telbec/ - Back to school time is synonymous
with getting back to good lifestyle habits. To encourage people to
resume a disciplined approach to their personal finances, and also
because it believes a sound savings plan is one that continues all year
long, Laurentian Bank is launching its "Back to School" promotion. For
one week only, its guaranteed investment certificates (GICs) will be
available at enhanced rates of up to 3.00%!1
Here are the details of the promotion:
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Available from September 3 to 11 only;
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Promotional fixed rates on GICs:
2-year GIC: 2.11%
5-year GIC: 2.71%
78-month GIC: 3.00%
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Offer valid on new investments only;
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Eligible for all plans (RRSP, RRIF, LIF, non-registered TFSA).
This is a great opportunity for savers to make their money work for
them, without exposure to market risks. Whether it's for a short- or
medium-term goal such as travel, a renovation project or buying a good,
or whether it's for diversifying a retirement portfolio, the "Back to
School" promotion is the ideal solution. For more information about
this offer, drop by a Laurentian Bank branch or call one of our
advisors at 1 800-252-1846.
About Laurentian Bank
Laurentian Bank of Canada is a banking institution whose activities
extend across Canada. Recognized for its excellent service, proximity
and simplicity, the Bank serves one and a half million clients
throughout the country. Founded in 1846, the Bank is among the 2014
edition of the Montréal's Top Employers competition, which showcases
the city's top 25 companies offering enviable places to work. It
currently employs some 3,700 people whose talent and dedication has
made it a major player in numerous market segments.
Laurentian Bank distinguishes itself through the excellence of its
execution and its agility. Catering to the needs of retail clients via
its extensive branch network and constantly evolving virtual offerings,
the Bank has also earned a solid reputation among SMEs, larger
businesses and real estate developers thanks to its growing presence
across Canada and its specialized teams in Ontario, Québec, Alberta and
British Columbia. For their part, B2B Bank is a Canadian leader in
providing banking and investment products and services to financial
advisors and brokers, while Laurentian Bank Securities is an integrated
broker widely known for its expert and effective services nationwide.
The institution has more than $34 billion in balance sheet assets and
more than $41 billion in assets under administration.
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1 As at September 3, 2014, the posted annual interest rates for the 2
year, 5 year and 78 month GICs are 1.10%, 1.75% and 1.75% respectively.
The posted annual interest rates for the 2 year, 5 year and 78 month
GICs will be increased by 1.01%, 0.96% and 1.25% respectively. To take
advantage of this offer, a minimum of $500 must be invested or
transferred from another financial institution in an eligible product
between September 3 and September 11, 2014. Investment renewals, cash
held in Tactical accounts, funds from bank accounts or any other
product held at the Laurentian Bank and its subsidiaries are not
eligible to this promotion. Funds that are not received between
September 3 and September 25, 2014 will be subject to the posted
regular annual interest rate at the date the funds are received. This
is an annual interest rate. Interests are simple or compounded, at the
client's discretion. Simple interest is calculated and paid annually.
Compound interest is calculated and capitalized annually, and paid at
maturity. This promotion is offered only through Laurentian Bank
branches and Telebanking Centre representatives. This offer is not
available through B2B Bank, our Business Services subsidiaries or with
other brokers. Some conditions apply. This offer and the GIC rates are
subject to change at any time without notice. This offer cannot be
combined with any other offer or promotion. For details, please contact
an advisor at one of our branch or at our Telebanking Centre at 1 800
252-1846. The 78 month GIC is not insured by the Canada Deposit
Insurance Corporation.
SOURCE Laurentian Bank of Canada