Compare the best CIBC GICs
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Rates updated:
- $288 total return based on$5,000 investment
- Term
- 1 Year
- Type
- Non-registered
- Minimum investment
- $100
CIBC
$268 total return based on$5,000 investment- Term
- 1 Year
- Type
- Non-registered
- Minimum investment
- $1,000
CIBC
$213 total return based on$5,000 investment- Term
- 1 Year
- Type
- Non-registered
- Minimum investment
- $1,000
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CIBC's GIC rates
CIBC offers a variety of GICs with varying term lengths. You can choose a short-term non-redeemable GIC from CIBC for terms of less than 364 days. CIBC’s long-term non-redeemable and redeemable GICs can be invested in for terms of between one and seven years. Interest rates are tiered, which means the longer the term, the higher the interest rate. CIBC also offers special types of GICs, such as the escalating rate GIC, which offers rates that increase each year over three years.
About CIBC
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) is one of Canada’s five major banks. On top of providing debt and equity financing, trading, equity research, and corporate banking to its clients, CIBC also has a personal banking division that offers bank accounts, credit cards, and lending and investment services. CIBC connects its clients through a large network of branches and automated banking machines, as well as mobile, online, and telephone banking.
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At CIBC, you can also deposit your money into your bank account. CIBC offers a number of savings accounts that will help you grow your savings. Additionally, you can also find mortgages, registered retirement savings plans, tax-free savings accounts, and credit cards from CIBC.
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