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UFB Preferred Savings: Earn Expired
up to 5.02% APY
UFB Direct, our partner, offers the following benefits with their Preferred Savings account:
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- Earn up to 5.02% APY*.
- No monthly maintenance fees.
- No minimum deposit requirement
- Complimentary ATM card
- Digital tools for seamless remote banking
- Free transfers between direct deposit accounts
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Edited April 13, 2023
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UFB Direct, our partner, offers the following benefits with their Preferred Savings account:
- Earn up to 5.02% APY*.
- No monthly maintenance fees.
- No minimum deposit requirement
- Complimentary ATM card
- Digital tools for seamless remote banking
- Free transfers between direct deposit accounts
Created 02-22-2023
at 11:46 AM
by LD7 | Staff
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Axos Bank
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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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It was definitely 5.02. It went from 4.55 straight to 5.02 before the last Fed rate hike
I signed up for an account about a week ago but never funded it because their funding options are piss poor. I don't trust giving my login credentials for my other bank to this bank in order to facilitate a transfer. That should never be necessary.
Typical protocol is for them to verify that the primary account holder's name matches on both the incoming and outgoing accounts, and then they deposit 2 small deposits into your account of around 3 to 20 cents and have you verify the amounts of the deposits, so that they can make sure they aren't transferring money to or from the wrong account.
I am closing my account without even funding it because of their poor support for secure transfer mechanisms.
I signed up for an account about a week ago but never funded it because their funding options are piss poor. I don't trust giving my login credentials for my other bank to this bank in order to facilitate a transfer. That should never be necessary.
Typical protocol is for them to verify that the primary account holder's name matches on both the incoming and outgoing accounts, and then they deposit 2 small deposits into your account of around 3 to 20 cents and have you verify the amounts of the deposits, so that they can make sure they aren't transferring money to or from the wrong account.
I am closing my account without even funding it because of their poor support for secure transfer mechanisms.
??? I wired money into my account and it went very smoothly. I linked my Wells Fargo account to my UFB account with no trouble though it took a few days. I initiated this link from Wells Fargo who made two deposits and one withdrawal which I then verified. I then transferred $10 just to test it. No problems.
I'll add that although UFB said they would charge me $35 to wire into the account, I haven't been charged that fee yet and it's been a couple of weeks. WF charged me $30.
I signed up for an account about a week ago but never funded it because their funding options are piss poor. I don't trust giving my login credentials for my other bank to this bank in order to facilitate a transfer. That should never be necessary.
Typical protocol is for them to verify that the primary account holder's name matches on both the incoming and outgoing accounts, and then they deposit 2 small deposits into your account of around 3 to 20 cents and have you verify the amounts of the deposits, so that they can make sure they aren't transferring money to or from the wrong account.
I am closing my account without even funding it because of their poor support for secure transfer mechanisms.
Absolutely not true.
Same experience. I was really surprised that they gave interesting even before the fund was settled.
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1) using an external app called Yodlee where you give them your other Bank's login credentials (not happening)
2) Wire (fees)
3) Deposit a Check (pictures of front and back of a paper check, limited to $50k per transfer)
4) Mail a Physical Check
How exactly are you getting the option to do an ACH transfer?
I signed up for an account about a week ago but never funded it because their funding options are piss poor. I don't trust giving my login credentials for my other bank to this bank in order to facilitate a transfer. That should never be necessary.
Typical protocol is for them to verify that the primary account holder's name matches on both the incoming and outgoing accounts, and then they deposit 2 small deposits into your account of around 3 to 20 cents and have you verify the amounts of the deposits, so that they can make sure they aren't transferring money to or from the wrong account.
I am closing my account without even funding it because of their poor support for secure transfer mechanisms.
ACH transfers worked fine for me. Incoming and outgoing.
Basically, if you need a no frills bank and don't expect any average service, this bank is for you.
1) using an external app called Yodlee where you give them your other Bank's login credentials (not happening)
2) Wire (fees)
3) Deposit a Check (pictures of front and back of a paper check, limited to $50k per transfer)
4) Mail a Physical Check
How exactly are you getting the option to do an ACH transfer?
Whether you use the instant option or manual verification…
1) using an external app called Yodlee where you give them your other Bank's login credentials (not happening)
2) Wire (fees)
3) Deposit a Check (pictures of front and back of a paper check, limited to $50k per transfer)
4) Mail a Physical Check
How exactly are you getting the option to do an ACH transfer?
right now iam in robinhood which is is 4.4 right now
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