1. the difference between term deposit and chequing account is that: chequing account is for your daily usage. You can deposit money into it, get a debit card so that you can pay at "cash only" counter. Chequing account has very low interest rate (almost 0%). And there is service charge, which might be waived if your balance is above a certain limit.
With term deposit, you get a higher interest rate. But you cannot use it to buy grocery. ;-)
2. I checked the today's rate of TD. and here is what I found:
short term GIC : 180 days -- 1.10% (CAD1000 minimum)
3. long time deposit in English: long term deposit.
Hope this helps.
With term deposit, you get a higher interest rate. But you cannot use it to buy grocery. ;-)
2. I checked the today's rate of TD. and here is what I found:
short term GIC : 180 days -- 1.10% (CAD1000 minimum)
3. long time deposit in English: long term deposit.
Hope this helps.