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Maximize your earnings and meet your goals faster with a high-interest fixed deposit. .
How much money do you plan to save in a fixed deposit?
You get better rates the longer you save. How long do you want to save for?
Features
Your money earns money
Enjoy guaranteed returns
from high interest
compounded annually
Your money is DIC insured
Your savings are safe up to $125,000 no matter what’s happening in the economy
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Skip the waiting line. Enjoy the ability to process everything from the comfort of your home
Open in the name of a trust
Build a legacy by opening a safe and low-risk investment in the name of a loved one
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See how combining short-term and long-term fixed deposits can help you maximize
your earnings and save smarter.
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Frequently Asked Questions
A Fixed Deposit is a type of savings account where customers can deposit a specific amount of money for a fixed amount of time at a fixed interest rate, which is usually higher than regular savings accounts. The money deposited is “locked in” for the agreed upon period and is not affected by changes in the economy.
You can open a fixed deposit at Fidelity Finance for as little as $1,000
1. Two forms of identification (Driver’s Permit, National Identification Card, Passport)
2. Recent Utility Bill
3. Source of Funds (if applicable)
4. Certificate of Incorporation (for businesses only)
5. Letter from company with sample signature of authorized signatories and copies of ID (for businesses only)
6. One form of identification for minor (for minor intrust for accounts only)
No additional funds can be added until the deposit is up for renewal. However, you can open another fixed deposit.
Once you withdraw your funds before the maturity date, a break rate (lower rate) will be applied to your original investment. We recommend splitting your money into multiple fixed deposits with different maturity dates. This allows you to earn high interest rates while still having access to some of your money if needed at a moment’s notice.
Once you withdraw your funds before the maturity date, a break rate (lower rate) will be applied to your original investment. We recommend splitting your money into multiple fixed deposits with different maturity dates. This allows you to earn high interest rates while still having access to some of your money if needed at a moment’s notice.