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What are the current ICICI Bank GIC rates?
ICICI Bank consistently has above market GIC rates
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
ICICI Bank GIC Calculator
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How to get a GIC at ICICI Bank?
1. Go to the term deposits page at the ICICI Bank Website
2. Click apply now on the top right and click on personal banking and then follow the page
3. They will get you to fill out a form, complete KYC and then your account will be open
4. Fund your account and purchase a GIC.
While the ICICI interface leaves a lot to be desired, they do have some of the highest GIC rates - and it is worth noting that they are part of the CDIC which protects Canadian investors against default
Check out our list of the Top 20 Canadian GIC rates
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