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Why banks aren't paying higher interest rates
So far in 2010, Canadians have opened 20 per cent more chequing and savings accounts than last year at this time. That amounts to about $100 billion in new deposits and Canada’s major banks have been fighting for a share of it with incentives, including cash rewards for customers opening new accounts.
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So far in 2010, Canadians have opened 20 per cent more chequing and savings accounts than last year at this time. That amounts to about $100 billion in new deposits and Canada’s major banks have been fighting for a share of it with incentives, including cash rewards for customers opening new accounts.