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The Scotiabank Student GIC Program allows students to invest from $20,835 CAD to $50,000 CAD. Here's an example of how it works: Wire transfer $20,835 CAD† to Scotiabank in Canada. $20,635 CAD will be deposited into your Scotiabank Investment Account and $200 CAD will pay for the program fee.
- Scotiabank Student GIC Programme Application - GIC Account Set-Up
When you apply for the Scotiabank Student GIC Program, we...
- Student GIC Program Guide - Scotiabank
Student GIC Program Guide. Scotiabank is one of the largest...
- Scotiabank Student GIC Programme Application - GIC Account Set-Up
Why choose a Scotiabank GIC? When you invest in a GIC you’re guaranteed to get your principal investment amount back. Plus, traditional GICs offer a fixed interest rate so you know how much you’ll earn. See our GIC rates. Featured GIC Rates. 1 of 2. 3.25%1. On a 24-month term. (annual rate) Personal Redeemable GICs. 4.20%1. On a 12-month term.
View current/latest interest rates for cashable, non-redeemable, accelerated, laddered and stock-indexed guaranteed investment certificates (GIC).
When you apply for the Scotiabank Student GIC Program, we will open a Scotia Investment Account for you before you arrive in Canada. General information about this account is provided below and in the Investment Companion Booklet:
- The Bank of Nova Scotia
- Guaranteed Income Certificate
- Guaranteed Income Optimizer
- 1 year
4 days ago · Scotiabank is one of Canada’s largest banks and a provider of guaranteed investment certificates (GICs), an investment that protects your money while helping it grow faster than it can in a...
Student GIC Program Guide. Scotiabank is one of the largest banks in Canada, serving over 25 million customers all over the world. When you bank with Scotiabank, you will have access to over 950 branches and over 3600 Scotiabank ABMs across Canada, so it’s easy to find one near your school or residence.
GICs are a safe and secure investment which offer a guaranteed rate of return over a fixed period of time. They are issued by chartered banks or specific financial institutions (mortgage, loan and trust companies) and range in maturities from one to five years.
