High Interest Savings Accounts (HISA)

When it comes to savings accounts, you just can't beat the security of Paslawski Capital Management.
That's why we're proud to offer high-interest savings accounts (HISAs). Like GIFs, they provide more security against market volatility. Unlike other financial institutions that may offer temporary promotional rates, working with iA allows us to provide you with a steady, competitive rate. Our interest rates have increased from 0.40% to 1.10%* since the beginning of the year! The current rate for our HISAs is 4.05%. More predictable and always attractive, we can help ensure your investment remains profitable regardless of its duration. 

What are the benefits of HISAs?

Our high-interest savings accounts have many benefits. They are risk-free, offer high yield with no minimum investment and are flexible! since withdrawals can be made at any time, with no fees.
● Can be redeemed at any time, unlike a bank GIC● Withdrawls can be made at any time with no fees● Provide protection against creditors● Allow beneficiaries to receive a fast payment in the event of death● No management fees

Segregated Funds

Segregated funds are a type of investment made up of equities, bonds or money market securities. They are similar to mutual funds, but they have a major advantage: They offer guarantees that protect the amounts invested against market downturns. To maintain investor interest, segregated fund assets are managed separately from those of the company, thus the designation "segregated funds."

Segregated funds provide investors with greater opportunity for growth than a traditional savings account or certificate of deposit. They also protect against any negative impacts that may occur during market downturns by guaranteeing returns on their investments. If you're looking for a way to grow and protect your savings, segregated funds are the perfect option.

What are the benefits of segregated funds?

Segregated funds offer many benefits over other types of investment funds. Professional investors commonly use them, but they can also be useful for people who want to invest in stocks or bonds but aren't sure they're ready to risk losing their money.
● Protection of the amount invested at maturity of the investment and at death● Protection of investment gains each year thanks to resets● Possibility of not paying probate fees● Rapid settlement in the event of death● Protection against creditors● Easier and faster tax return● Possibility of a lifetime guaranteed income