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Learning, Sharing, and Teaching => Investor Alley => Topic started by: MTBmustachian on January 08, 2019, 10:41:58 AM
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CIT Bank just launched a new account called "Savings Builder" a few months ago that requires either a monthly deposit of $100 or more, or $25,000 in funds, to get the rate. Initially it was offering 2.25% APY. I already had a different account with CIT so I opened a Savings Builder. And now, the APY is up to 2.45%!
https://www.cit.com/cit-bank/tiered-savings-account-savings-builder-direct/
Pretty impressive when you compare it to bond fund rates right now.
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Thanks for the heads up! Already had a money market account with them and just swept all my funds over to the new Savings Builder account. I automatically had funds going to the money market account every month earning 1.85%. Win win!
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I actually had a Savings Builder account at CIT with $25k in it at 2.25%. Then Redneck upped it's normal, unrestricted rate to 2.25%. I ended up needing the money, so pulled it all out of CIT, and once I could build up again, just stuck it in Redneck. Redneck caps at $50k now, and my next go-to is Ally.
Yah, I have a lot of accounts floating around out there with nothing in them.