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xepherys · 08-23-2004, 06:29 AM

Just an FYI for anyone looking to put together a high yield savings account. I recently got a credit card from Capital One Bank. After a while using the card (decent service and good rates) I started looking at their other options. They offer a no minimum balance, no fee 2.5% APY savings account. 2.5%, for those that don't know is QUITE high for savings, especially with no minimums (meaning things like CDs and the like). I know my CU that I use for savings/checking only offers 0.5%, and on savings only (minimum balance of $2500 to get interest on checking, even the 0.5% interest).

At any rate, I won't link, because I don't want this to appear to be an advert. But for anyone looking, they are worth checking out.

If anyone has other good savings banks (preferrably nation-wide of worldwide) by all means reply to this thread with the info.

08-23-2004, 06:29 AM	#1 (permalink)
xepherys <3 TFP Location: 17TLH2445607250	A good savings account Just an FYI for anyone looking to put together a high yield savings account. I recently got a credit card from Capital One Bank. After a while using the card (decent service and good rates) I started looking at their other options. They offer a no minimum balance, no fee 2.5% APY savings account. 2.5%, for those that don't know is QUITE high for savings, especially with no minimums (meaning things like CDs and the like). I know my CU that I use for savings/checking only offers 0.5%, and on savings only (minimum balance of $2500 to get interest on checking, even the 0.5% interest). At any rate, I won't link, because I don't want this to appear to be an advert. But for anyone looking, they are worth checking out. If anyone has other good savings banks (preferrably nation-wide of worldwide) by all means reply to this thread with the info.