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1 to 5 year CIBC GIC Rates

Post By Christopher Liew, CFA, CFP®
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What are the current CIBC GIC rates?

CIBC GIC rates are typically lower that smaller banks and more in line with "the big four" due to their market size and convenience.

Here is the latest 1,2,3,4 and 5 year rates.

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Check out the GIC rates for 20+ Canadian institutions here

CIBC GIC Calculator

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How to get a GIC at CIBC?

1. Go to CIBCs website or in branch and open an account

2. Click the products tab on the top and scroll down on the left side until you see Non Registered GICs

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3. You will see the different kinds of CIBC GICs. Click the one you want

CIBC GIC rates process

4. Follow the web form to complete your GIC account details and choose the bank account to fund (you either need a bank account or open a bank account first.

CIBC GIC rates account opening

Check out our list of the Top 20 Canadian GIC rates

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Published: November 5, 2024
Last Updated: January 8, 2026

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