Redeemable GIC
Enjoy peace of mind knowing what your investment will earn over a fixed period of time, while maintaining the flexibility to redeem early if necessary.
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Is a Redeemable GIC right for you?
An HSBC Redeemable GIC may be an ideal investment option if you:
- Prefer a safe, secure, fixed-term investment
- Want the flexibility of being able to redeem your investment should you decide not to stay invested for an entire year1
- Invest a minimum of $500 for a 1-year term
- Canadian dollar only
Features and benefits
Plan for the future
You know what your returns will be, which makes retirement and investment planning easier.
Access your money on or after 90 days without penalty
Your Redeemable GIC can be redeemed on or after 90 days with no interest penalty1.
Choose a 1-year term with a minimum $500 investment
Redeemable GICs are available only for a 1-year term.
Earn daily interest
Interest is calculated daily, not compounded, and is paid at time of redemption or maturity.
| Term Length |
Interest Rate (min. $500) |
|---|---|
| Available for 1 year term only. |
0.30% |
| Term Length |
Available for 1 year term only. |
|---|---|
| Interest Rate (min. $500) |
0.30% |
Redeemable on or after 90 days with no interest penalty. Redeemable at 0% interest during the first 89 days. Interest is calculated daily, non-compounded and paid at time of redemption or at maturity.
Select Term Deposits and GICs booked through HSBC's Online Banking may be eligible for special pricing. Log on to Online Banking for more details.
Rates are subject to change without notice. For information and to confirm most recent rates, please contact any HSBC branch.
1 You can access your principal on or before 89 days, however, 0% interest will be paid
Canadian Deposit Insurance Corporation
Some HSBC accounts and deposit products up to certain dollar amounts are eligible for insurance under the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Act (CDIC). Learn more about CDIC and how CDIC Deposit Insurance works:
• Visit http://www.cdic.ca/
• Read "Protecting Your Deposits." Visit CDIC to download a copy.
