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Regular Income Term Savings

Invest your money and get guaranteed returns and regular income for a set period.

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Interest rate

2.80% to 3.20%

Terms available

1 to 5 years

Why choose Regular Income Term Savings?

Guaranteed principal and interest

Your investment is guaranteed and earns interest at a fixed rate.

Regular, guaranteed income

You get regular payments made up of your principal and interest.

Flexible payments

You choose the amount and frequency of your payments. If needed, you can make changes on the anniversary date of your investment.

Regular Income Term Savings interest rates

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TermInterest rate
1 year2.80%
2 years2.85%
3 years2.90%
4 years3.00%
5 years3.20%

Eligible savings plans and accounts

Plan or accountMinimum investment
TFSA$10,000
Non-registered$10,000

Payment setup

You can change your payment amount or frequency once a year, on the anniversary date of your term savings.

 Payment setup
Frequency optionsPayment amount can be changed
Weekly Yes.
Every 2 weeks Yes.
Monthly Yes.
Every 3 months Yes.

More information

Deposit insurance coverage

Your investment is eligible for deposit insurance, up to a certain limit.

Learn more about deposit insurance.

Eligible for member dividends

Term savings are included when calculating your member dividends, if your caisse or credit union pays them.1

Learn more about this investment's eligibility for member dividends.

Book an appointment to invest in term savings

On AccèsD

Book an appointment on AccèsD if you're a member, and meet with an advisor online, in person or over the phone.

By phone

Elsewhere in Canada:
1-800-224-7737 This link opens your phone app. (1-800-CAISSES)

Or we can call you when it's convenient.

Other term savings options

Rates subject to change without notice. For a caisse to pay member dividends, 2 conditions must be met: Desjardins Group must have the financial capacity to pay member dividends. Members of the caisse must decide that it will pay member dividends. Members attending the caisse's annual general meeting decide how to distribute their surplus earnings, in accordance with all applicable legal requirements.