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    does anyone know whats the best rate to expect on cds or or other savings accounts

    #2
    For pure savings accounts, I am getting 2-3% on my liquidity account.

    I don’t know about CD’s.

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      #4
      Not much.

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        #5
        Not a traditional savings acct but the Cash Checking acct at Affiliated Bank is pretty interesting. Just came across it this morning. 4% return with no fees (up to $50k). All that's required is one direct deposit or 12 debit transactions/month. They do also have some savings options to pair with the Cash Checking to gain additional int.

        Last edited by BlackHogDown; 01-22-2020, 07:47 AM.

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          #6
          ^ seems all most too good to be true, especially for a checking account.

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            #7
            Originally posted by ramrod View Post
            ^ seems all most too good to be true, especially for a checking account.
            My thoughts too but seems legit after reading the fine print. From what I can tell, interest is accrued based off avg during that billing cycle. I wouldn't stand to gain much interest given my spending strategy (use cc for purchases and keep checking balance minimal).

            BUT if i deposit my monthly $1000 truck allowance as well as a couple hundred bucks here and there, I can accrue a good bit of cash for my upcoming home purchase at the end of my 13 mo lease i just signed at my apt. All that would be required is enrolling in e-statements, which i do anyway, and make at least 12 debit transactions. That's my thought process at least...
            Last edited by BlackHogDown; 01-22-2020, 08:34 AM.

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              #8
              2% on high yield savings account, give or take.

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                #9
                BTH Bank has a 2 year fixed rate CD with a 2% yield. It's 1.9% on the 1 year fixed CD. I'm about to put some cash in with them.

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                  #10
                  Originally posted by offthemap View Post
                  BTH Bank has a 2 year fixed rate CD with a 2% yield. It's 1.9% on the 1 year fixed CD. I'm about to put some cash in with them.
                  American Express Savings has a better rate than that, and you stay liquid. It is variable though. Just an idea.

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                    #11
                    Have a Amex high yield, it’s well under 2% currently. 1.75 and 1.69 arp. Don’t forget come tax time, you pay the interest earned.

                    Originally posted by Greenheadless View Post
                    American Express Savings has a better rate than that, and you stay liquid. It is variable though. Just an idea.

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                      #12
                      Originally posted by bbqfan5909 View Post
                      Have a Amex high yield, it’s well under 2% currently. 1.75 and 1.69 arp. Don’t forget come tax time, you pay the interest earned.
                      Funny, I am literally looking at my statement as we speak and I am over 2%.

                      Pretty sure you are paying tax on any non-retirement related capital gain, high yield savings or CD.

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                        #13
                        Ally Bank is currently 1.6% on savings. It's online only but easy to transfer money in and out to a traditional bank if needed.

                        I'll never hold our emergency savings in a traditional bank again unless they decide to actually start paying interest. Would have made thousands in interest had I made the change years earlier.

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                          #14
                          Just opened mine, showing 1.7% current rate, it adjusts often.

                          Yes, you do pay on gains/interest, but choose funds where you can reinvest.


                          Originally posted by Greenheadless View Post
                          Funny, I am literally looking at my statement as we speak and I am over 2%.

                          Pretty sure you are paying tax on any non-retirement related capital gain, high yield savings or CD.

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                            #15
                            Originally posted by bbqfan5909 View Post
                            Just opened mine, showing 1.7% current rate, it adjusts often.

                            Yes, you do pay on gains/interest, but choose funds where you can reinvest.
                            True on the reinvest.

                            I have not received this month’s statement yet, so maybe I am in for an adjustment. I am still ok with 1.7 as the liquidity is my major concern.

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