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This rate is not for a CD, this is a standard savings account rate. So the big difference is having complete liquidity versus putting your money into a CD which typically will have an early withdrawal penalty if you need to access your funds before maturity. Also, if you lock yourself into a CD and rates continue to go higher, you may lose out on some additional interest at other banks as they increase their rates. Once I see rates start to come down, I'll probably put some money into a CD that matures in a few years to continue to earn high interest even as rates start to decline.
They are jumping the gun by a week, counting on a 1/2 percent increase by the Fed in the next meeting. Assuming that happens, by the end of the month other online savings accounts will be in the 4.5% to 5% range. Solid rate tho.
And yeah, if you have more than $250k in an account, you might want to break that up and have a few accounts to keep your balances under that threshold…But I bet you already knew that if you have that much cash sitting around.
Nah takes like a day. They just sit on our money and earn on their end for a week then allow it to post so we start earning. LOL
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This looks super sketchy the website looks like it was designed in 1997. Other than that once you login it says Axos bank. If I get scammed I'm suing the company that owns SD.
I opened my account on Fri and transfered funds from Capital One. Now capital One sent the money but it won't appear at axos/ufb until the 24th so that's 4 days of no interest at minimum. Prob just gonna go back to Capital One. Less interest but at least it's real and doesn't have all these hurdles.
Maybe I'm just dumb but I think I'll just go back to Capital One. A real life bank I could get my money from up the street even though it's only at 3.4 apy
A single branch local bank of mine is now offering 5% too... how is this possible when T-Bills of every variety are under 5%? How do they even make money at those rates? I'm at a bigger regional bank right now at 4% and have other monies in 4.5% 13 week bills.
A single branch local bank of mine is now offering 5% too... how is this possible when T-Bills of every variety are under 5%? How do they even make money at those rates? I'm at a bigger regional bank right now at 4% and have other monies in 4.5% 13 week bills.
I am concerned about the relatively low transfer limits with UFB. Can somone tell me if there is still a limit if I am pulling from my other bank? I understand there is always the wire option which has no limits.
personally I have concerns that this isn't a legit operation and they will end up stealing my money. Between UFB and their claims of Axos bank (which is not a BM bank) how can I be sure this money won't get stolen?
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And yeah, if you have more than $250k in an account, you might want to break that up and have a few accounts to keep your balances under that threshold…But I bet you already knew that if you have that much cash sitting around.
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Edit: It appears so, but why mix up the bank names?
I opened my account on Fri and transfered funds from Capital One. Now capital One sent the money but it won't appear at axos/ufb until the 24th so that's 4 days of no interest at minimum. Prob just gonna go back to Capital One. Less interest but at least it's real and doesn't have all these hurdles.
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I used to keep more than 250k in one account using multiple beneficiaries but have decided I don't want to trust that method.