Deal Summary: 7-Month Inflation Buster Share Certificate Special, 5.00% APY, $1k min/$100k max deposit, new money, limit of one per member, available through 12/30/2022.
Easy Membership Requirement – Members of the American Consumer Council (ACC) are eligible to join Andrews Federal.
Note: Andrews Federal's online application asks for your ACC membership number; in other words, you must join ACC prior to joining Andrews Federal. As stated on Andrews Federal's Membership page,
You can join the American Consumer Council at no charge. Just use promo code "Andrews."
Residency – Individuals who live, work, worship, or attend school in Washington, D.C. qualify for membership.
Military Relationship – Civilian and military personnel of Joint Base Andrews, Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, and military installations in central Germany, Belgium, and The Netherlands are also eligible to join.
Employment/Association – More than 200 businesses/groups in Maryland, New Jersey, and Virginia offer Andrews Federal membership as an employee benefit.
Family Membership – Immediate family members (spouse, child, sibling, parent, grandparent, or grandchild) of an existing member, or household members of an existing member are eligible to join
https://www.andrewsfcu.org
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Good for you, please wait, as you said for another 60 days to get the same rate that's offered right now.
Good for you, please wait, as you said for another 60 days to get the same rate that's offered right now.
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If they restrict incoming funds, I could imagine how difficult it would be to get your money out after the CD matures.
If they restrict incoming funds, I could imagine how difficult it would be to get your money out after the CD matures.
I opened a base savings account, after doing 2 transfers I then opened the CD with the desired amount.
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I opened a base savings account, after doing 2 transfers I then opened the CD with the desired amount.
I called them a few times and got different answers. One said to open the savings account and fund that one, then open the CD with the funds from the Savings account. Another agent said that if I put the money into their savings account then opened the CD, it would not be considered "new" funds so it wouldn't work.
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I called them a few times and got different answers. One said to open the savings account and fund that one, then open the CD with the funds from the Savings account. Another agent said that if I put the money into their savings account then opened the CD, it would not be considered "new" funds so it wouldn't work.
I called them a few times and got different answers. One said to open the savings account and fund that one, then open the CD with the funds from the Savings account. Another agent said that if I put the money into their savings account then opened the CD, it would not be considered "new" funds so it wouldn't work.
If they restrict incoming funds, I could imagine how difficult it would be to get your money out after the CD matures.
By the way, this Deal was posted last week. Maybe merge.
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