Compare 5-Year GIC Rates
- Rates & fees
- Features & eligibility
Think through the years as well as the rate
A five-year GIC is a longer commitment, making the details of the term especially relevant. Think about whether you want interest paid during the term or at maturity, and what other funds you have available for unexpected needs. Compare rates, payment arrangements and access restrictions with those priorities and your longer-term plans in mind.
What to look for when comparing
- Rates for a sixty-month term
- Interest payment and calculation terms
- Access restrictions during the term
- Maturity and renewal arrangements
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Compare the available options below, keeping rates for a sixty-month term in mind. Review each account’s details and offer conditions before deciding.
TD
Canada
Trust
TD Long-Term GIC (Compound Interest)
TD
Canada
Trust
TD U.S. Dollar GIC (Simple Interest)
CIBC
CIBC EasyBuilder GIC
TD
Canada
Trust
TD Long-Term GIC (Simple Interest)
CIBC
CIBC Market Linked GICs
TD
Canada
Trust
TD 5-Year Stepper GIC
See Your Guaranteed Return
A GIC offers a fixed interest rate, meaning your return is guaranteed. There is zero market risk.
Use this tool to see exactly how much interest you'll earn and what your investment will be worth at maturity.
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