Why is the ongoing rate required?
A promotion covers only part of the year. The remaining months can reverse the apparent advantage.
A temporary headline rate can look great and still lose after the promotion ends. Calculate long-term compounding, then compare twelve months using the required ongoing rate, fees and tax treatment.
Use a rate you verified yourself. Bremo no longer pre-fills a provider rate or calls one account the market leader.
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This is a fixed twelve-month estimate. Every rate below is your input; verify it on the provider's current terms before relying on it.
KOHO is not a traditional savings-only account. Its interest rate and pricing vary by plan. Match all three statements before continuing to Bremo's current KOHO guide.
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Completing the fit check or opening a guide is not an account approval, provider conversion, bonus, revenue or profit event.
Financial Consumer Agency of Canada: savings accounts — compare post-promotion rates, minimum deposits, fees, access and compounding.
KOHO: what interest rate can I earn? and KOHO plan comparison — rates and pricing vary by plan; check the app or current provider terms.
Calculations use monthly periods as an estimate. Provider calculations, transaction timing, tiered rates, minimum balances, fees and tax treatment can differ.
A promotion covers only part of the year. The remaining months can reverse the apparent advantage.
A higher rate can still lose when its annual fee exceeds the extra interest on your balance.
FCAC says interest in a regular savings account is generally taxable. A TFSA estimate avoids the tax haircut but still depends on your eligibility and contribution room.
No. Typed rates are your estimates. Verify current provider terms before making a decision.
Reviewed August 12, 2026. Bremo is independent and may earn a referral fee if a qualifying account is opened through certain links. That does not change the calculator. Results are estimates, not financial, tax or legal advice.