Take control of your liquidity!
Current High-Interest Account Options
Rates as of October 17, 2025
Most of us, when we receive our paycheck, do the same thing — we deposit it into our bank account. If there’s any money left over at the end of the month, we either leave it there or move it to a savings account at our financial institution.
Usually, those accounts offer a low interest rate, but we keep the money there because it’s accessible — funds we might need in the short or medium term. That’s what we call liquid assets.
Understanding Liquid Assets
Liquid assets aren’t locked in for a specific term and can be withdrawn at any time.
Generally, in interest-bearing accounts, the principal doesn’t decrease in value.
However, some banks charge monthly account fees that can slowly erode your savings.
Accounts With No Fees and Competitive Rates
Below are some options from institutions offering no account fees* and attractive interest rates as of October 17, 2025.
All of these accounts allow withdrawals or redemptions at any time.
Épargne Placement Québec
- Flexi-Plus Savings – 1.85% variable
- Online access available for self-service deposits and withdrawals.
- No fees.
- Savings Bond – 2.75% fixed for one year
- Redeemable at any time.
- Available until November 1, 2025.
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- No fees.
iA Financial Group
- High-Interest Savings Account – 2.05% variable
- No management or withdrawal fees.
Canada Life
- High-Interest Savings Account (Segregated Funds) – 1.51% variable
- No withdrawal fees.
- Option to name a beneficiary.
Manulife Bank
- Promotional Rate: 4.75% for 4 months, then 1.75% variable
- Offer valid until November 21, 2025.
- *Standard banking fees apply for transactions if balance falls below $1,000.
EQ Bank
- Everyday Account – 1% variable, withdrawable anytime.
- No fees.
- (No partnership with this institution.)
Want to Learn More?
If you’d like to discuss which option best fits your situation, feel free to schedule a quick phone appointment — I’d be happy to walk you through the details. Click here.
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