Best Haventree Bank Savings Accounts in Canada - November 2026

The Haventree Bank Everyday Growth Account lets you save, move money, and earn interest, all in one seamless digital experience.

• Earn 2.75% interest on every dollar, calculated daily and paid monthly
• No monthly fees and no minimum balance required
• Open up to 8 accounts to organize your money by goals, spending, bills, or savings
• Joint account available, with shared visibility and easy transfers
• Free Interac e-Transfer^® and seamless bill payments
• Easily link external accounts to move money in and out

Haventree Bank is a Schedule 1 bank regulated by OSFI. Your deposits are protected by CDIC, up to applicable limits.

The Haventree Bank First Home Savings Account (FHSA) helps eligible first-time home buyers save a down payment without a monthly account fee. Eligible contributions are generally tax-deductible, and qualifying withdrawals for a first home are tax-free.

You can keep your savings in the account or buy a GIC within the FHSA. Haventree Bank says contributions are made from its Everyday Growth Account and it currently does not accept direct transfers from other financial institutions.

The account is available in Canada outside Quebec. Eligible deposits are covered by CDIC insurance, subject to coverage limits. Check Haventree Bank’s product page for the current rate.

The Haventree Bank Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) lets you earn tax-free interest on accessible savings. There is no monthly fee or minimum balance requirement.

Contributions are made with after-tax dollars. Withdrawals are tax-free and the amount withdrawn is added back to your contribution room on January 1 of the following year. Haventree Bank also offers GICs within the TFSA.

The account is available in Canada outside Quebec. Eligible deposits are covered by CDIC insurance, subject to coverage limits. Check Haventree Bank’s product page for the current rate.

The Haventree Bank Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) savings account lets you save for retirement without a monthly fee. Eligible contributions may reduce your taxable income, and ordinary withdrawals are generally taxable.

Haventree Bank also offers GICs within the RRSP. Its FAQ says contributions are made from the Everyday Growth Account and direct transfers from other financial institutions are not yet supported.

The account is available in Canada outside Quebec. Eligible deposits are covered by CDIC insurance, subject to coverage limits. Check Haventree Bank’s product page for the current rate.