How do you use your NetSpend account?

[tetlee]

The 5% interest is obviously the attraction, however withdrawing via all available means appears to have a cost associated with it.

So I'm wondering how you use the account and minimise costs?

[tj]

The 5% interest is obviously the attraction, however withdrawing via all available means appears to have a cost associated with it.

So I'm wondering how you use the account and minimise costs?

Why would there be any costs to withdraw? Just ACH out the way you ACH'd it in.

[Rubic]

The 5% interest is obviously the attraction, however withdrawing via all available means appears to have a cost associated with it.

So I'm wondering how you use the account and minimise costs?

Every other month I do an automated $5 ACH transfer to each of my NetSpend accounts, so there are no fees.

[tetlee]

The 5% interest is obviously the attraction, however withdrawing via all available means appears to have a cost associated with it.

So I'm wondering how you use the account and minimise costs?

Why would there be any costs to withdraw? Just ACH out the way you ACH'd it in.

On the NetSpend website I dont see an option to ACH out - Could you point me to it?

[tj]

The 5% interest is obviously the attraction, however withdrawing via all available means appears to have a cost associated with it.

So I'm wondering how you use the account and minimise costs?

Why would there be any costs to withdraw? Just ACH out the way you ACH'd it in.

On the NetSpend website I dont see an option to ACH out - Could you point me to it?

ACH it out from your bank.

[Rosy]

Have a look at this post  http://www.doctorofcredit.com/netspend-5-savings-accounts-on-up-to-5000/ 
on the doctorofcredit blog - he details it all in the fine print, plus in the comments you can read up on which ACH pull worked for others. Looks like not all banks play nice with prepaid accounts.