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expired Posted by thegman230 • Jan 31, 2023
expired Posted by thegman230 • Jan 31, 2023

Primis Bank: Open a Savings Account, Get

($1 minimum deposit)

5.03% APY

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Primis Bank is offering their Primis Savings Account at 5.03% APY with $1 minimum deposit.

Thanks to Community Member thegman230 for posting this deal.

Note: APYs are subject to change at any time without notice.

Key Features:
  • A straight-forward interest rate: 4.92% with an annual percentage yield (APY) of 5.03%.
    • APY effective 01/30/2023, no minimum balance required to obtain APY and fees may reduce earnings. This account is only available online. To open a comparable account at a branch visit a location near you (Maryland & Virginia).
  • Open for just $1
  • Free services, like incoming wires
  • Easy, simple banking
  • No Minimum Balances
  • No Service Fees
  • No Transaction Limits

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  • Please refer to the forum thread for additional details & discussion. -StrawMan86

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Primis Bank is offering their Primis Savings Account at 5.03% APY with $1 minimum deposit.

Thanks to Community Member thegman230 for posting this deal.

Note: APYs are subject to change at any time without notice.

Key Features:
  • A straight-forward interest rate: 4.92% with an annual percentage yield (APY) of 5.03%.
    • APY effective 01/30/2023, no minimum balance required to obtain APY and fees may reduce earnings. This account is only available online. To open a comparable account at a branch visit a location near you (Maryland & Virginia).
  • Open for just $1
  • Free services, like incoming wires
  • Easy, simple banking
  • No Minimum Balances
  • No Service Fees
  • No Transaction Limits

Editor's Notes

Written by StrawMan86 | Staff
  • About this deal:
  • Please refer to the forum thread for additional details & discussion. -StrawMan86

Original Post

Written by thegman230

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But CFG Bank has limits according to their website:
Once funding occurs the daily external transfer limit for the CFG High Yield Money Market Account is $5,000. Your external transfers may not exceed $30,000 in a 30-day rolling period.
I'm getting tired of moving my money around chasing the APY. They should be coming up again after tomorrow's FED meeting too.
Nope, usually paid out within a few business days.

FDIC official website has a section for concernicus folks like you specifically:
https://www.fdic.gov/consumers/co...tions.html

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SharpMeat9093
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I'm getting tired of moving my money around chasing the APY. They should be coming up again after tomorrow's FED meeting too.
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Quote from SharpMeat9093 :
I'm getting tired of moving my money around chasing the APY. They should be coming up again after tomorrow's FED meeting too.
Haha. They actually did this right now before the meeting to beat other banks to it. The rate is based on the almost 1 bp they are raising.

Just had a lengthy conversation with them and they do seem legit. Asked many questions as well. They have branches as well.
Last edited by thegman230 January 31, 2023 at 07:58 AM.
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Quote from thegman230 :
Haha. They actually did this right now before the meeting to beat other banks to it. The rate is based on the almost 1 bp they are raising.

Just had a lengthy conversation with them and they do seem legit. Asked many questions as well. They have branches as well.
1 pb, I can only hope!
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Would expect to see 3% or higher CD's but they offer less than 2.0% rates on 18-24months so would love to see prior rates at this bank for checking/savings..

https://digital.primisbank.com/br...rsonal/CDA

Would bet they will lower the 5% soon.
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"This isn't just talk – we are developing programs and supporting organizations – like the Forward Foundation and Human Kind – that provide more than a hand out or even a hand up. Instead, Primis is offering a foundation on which women and girls can build their future."

I saw a similar episode of Seinfeld.... the Human Fund.
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I find their executive bio's very bizarrely written... FDIC insured doesnt mean they wont collapse soon
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fubag
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meh feels like a classic bait and switch; just stick to CFG Bank for something reputable that raise their interest rates without any gimmicks
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Quote from tearyprince :
I find their executive bio's very bizarrely written... FDIC insured doesnt mean they wont collapse soon
But it does mean if they collapse you will get your money back from Uncle Sam (up to the limit ofc).
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Quote from cuoreesitante :
But it does mean if they collapse you will get your money back from Uncle Sam (up to the limit ofc).
Get money back when..2 years?
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Quote from fubag :
meh feels like a classic bait and switch; just stick to CFG Bank for something reputable that raise their interest rates without any gimmicks
But CFG Bank has limits according to their website:
Once funding occurs the daily external transfer limit for the CFG High Yield Money Market Account is $5,000. Your external transfers may not exceed $30,000 in a 30-day rolling period.
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Quote from kickflip :
But CFG Bank has limits according to their website:
Once funding occurs the daily external transfer limit for the CFG High Yield Money Market Account is $5,000. Your external transfers may not exceed $30,000 in a 30-day rolling period.
No limits using external ach tranfers...non issue for me using outside hub accounts
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Quote from tearyprince :
I find their executive bio's very bizarrely written... FDIC insured doesnt mean they wont collapse soon
Probably AI driven.
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Redneck Bank is pretty good if you stay below 75K. They are always near the top.
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Quote from hohlraum :
https://banks.data.fdic.gov/bankfind-suite/bankfind?activeStatus=0%20OR%201&branchOffices=true&name=... [fdic.gov]

They are FDIC insured. That's a great deal. FYI this is a great site to find lots of them:

https://www.depositaccounts.com/savings/
Good Link. Thanks for sharing. doctorofcredit.com is excellent source too.
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