Laddering is a strategy of investing in long-term GICs but staggering the maturity date, so that not all of your money is locked in for the same length of time. Use the tool below to see how it works.
What is a GIC Laddering Strategy?
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Term | 1 Year | 2 Year | 3 Year | 4 Year | 5 Year |
Total Rate: | % | % | % | % | % |
The laddering strategy to investing in GICs would provide you before tax an additional after 10 years.
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Year | Laddered GICs | 1 Year GICs |
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Effective Yield | % | % |
* Interest Rate is variable and is subject to change.
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