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SlickdealsForumsDeal TalkCapital One 360 Performance Savings Account: Earn Up to 1K Bonus Funds w/ 3.5% APY Deposit 10K-100K+ (New Capital 360 Accounts)
Capital One 360 Performance Savings Account: Earn Up to 1K Bonus Funds w/ 3.5% APY
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Capital One is offering their Capital One 360 Performance Savings Account: Earn Up to $1,000 Bonus Funds w/ 3.5% APY w/ deposits ranging from $10,000 to $100,000 of external funds (within the 15-day Initial Funding Period Only) when you open a new account and fund the account and apply promo code SPRING23 to receive this promotional bonus offer or when you follow the instructions listed below
Thanks to community member henry333 for finding this deal
Note, offer valid for New Capital One 360 Performance Saving Account only. If you have or had an open 360 Performance Savings, 360 Savings, 360 Money Market, Savings Now or Confidence Savings account as a primary/secondary account holder with Capital One on or after January 1, 2020, you will be ineligible for this bonus offer.
You're invited to earn an exclusive bonus and a high-yield savings rate: 3.50% APY. Act now.
Earn $100, $500 or $1,000 based on how much you deposit. Just open a 360 Performance Savings account, make a deposit within 15 days and hold your deposit for 90 days. Plus, you'll earn interest with one of the best savings rates in America.
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$10,000 gets you $100
$50,000 gets you $500
$100,000 gets you $1,000.
consider interest, after 90 days you got 1000+875, equivalent to 7.5% APY
From the fine print: If you have or had an open 360 Performance Savings, 360 Savings, 360 Money Market, Savings Now or Confidence Savings account as a primary or secondary account holder with Capital One on or after January 1, 2020, you will be ineligible for the bonus. If your account is in default, closed or suspended, or otherwise not in good standing, you will not receive the bonus.
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Life is too short to deal with this outfit. I got screwed with a promo rate that was chopped down after a few mos. and then C1 just started up a diff acct. with a new name to lure in money with a another promo.
Just wondering if moving around $100k on one transaction between banks won't raise red flags to IRS?
It wouldn't be a red flag if they see it was just a transfer from one savings acct to another or a CD, but yes any transfer or deposit of $10k or more is automatically reported by the bank to the IRS. To not have transactions reported, do them in increments of $9,999.99 or less.
It would be a red flag for example if you open a new account with $100k at once, but that money was unaccounted for or cash. Meaning you couldn't trace it back to another bank, withdrawal , home sale, inheritance, etc.
I had some questions that will probably sound stupid to some but please bear with me as I am new to jumping around between banks to secure a better rate.
Suppose I have exactly $100k in a savings acct which requires like a $300 minimum to avoid fees and I wanted to transfer the money to C1 to take advantage of this deal. Do I transfer all $100k out of the account and then close it or would that result in a penalty for the balance not meeting the minimum? Or should I call to cancel the account first and ask the rep to transfer the money to the C1 account?
Also, after keeping my money in the C1 acct for 105 days to qualify for the bonus. If I close the acct on day 106 and transfer the money to another savings acct, where would C1 send my $1,000 bonus if it's not payable until day 165? A check direct to me? Or a deposit to the acct where I transferred the money to?
I have had a 360 account for a long time. Last week when the Apple savings account came out I checked my APY and saw it was only making .80. I took everything out of 360 as the interest was dismal. But for new people it's a great offer
Same thing with me. I had the 360 money market account for 7 years now. It was great when it opened with 3% APY. I was getting decent money with over 100k in it. Then slowly, and without any notice, it started dropping. I dont even log into this account so I had no idea. Few months ago, I get a letter about this "new" performance savings account with 3.5% APY. Thats when I find out my old account has been making like 0.5% APY for years!!!
When your client is bagging hundreds of thousands in savings, I would expect them to notify you of these changes, or at least tell you of a better way to store your money. Losing a big client is not worth the trouble. I did move my money over, but I am rethininking about staying a C1 customer. AMEX savings seems better to me, and their customer service should be top notch.
You only have to keep it end for 90 days. You will earn $875 just in interest during that time. With the extra $1,000 that would be $1,875 for 90 days which is equivalent to 7.5% return for the 90 days.
They payout the 1k within 60 days after the 105 days. Wondering if moving your money within those 60 days effects anything.
I had some questions that will probably sound stupid to some but please bear with me as I am new to jumping around between banks to secure a better rate.
Suppose I have exactly $100k in a savings acct which requires like a $300 minimum to avoid fees and I wanted to transfer the money to C1 to take advantage of this deal. Do I transfer all $100k out of the account and then close it or would that result in a penalty for the balance not meeting the minimum? Or should I call to cancel the account first and ask the rep to transfer the money to the C1 account?
Also, after keeping my money in the C1 acct for 105 days to qualify for the bonus. If I close the acct on day 106 and transfer the money to another savings acct, where would C1 send my $1,000 bonus if it's not payable until day 165? A check direct to me? Or a deposit to the acct where I transferred the money to?
Thank you in advance for any help on this
Deposit another $300 in your first savings account, then you'll still have $300 in there after taking out the $100K and you won't have to close it. Unless I'm missing something that's what I'd do if I wanted to keep the original one open and avoid fees.
Not sure about the second part of your question as I'm new to this as well.
consider interest, after 90 days you got 1000+875, equivalent to 7.5% APY
But that rate is not sustainable.
After the first quarter you go back to 3.5%.
So unless you are going to be moving your money around to gain all available promotions, I would look at this as a bonus point for the first year.
I'd rather invest the $100K in stocks and earn $300 in dividend every quarter. Unless you're balling in income and $100K is your emergency savings, or you're retired or close to retirement, having $100K cash in hand is a terrible financial strategy.
Capital One never gave me my $400 checking bonus from 2 years ago.
Has anyone looked at money market fund with Fidelity (ticker SPAXX)?
It is being marketed at 4.88% APY on weekly basis.
I couldn't find much info from their documentation, if it's consistent, likely-going-forward?
Anyone know if it's better than savings account rate, use it as long they offer?
I'm considering this as well, but I'm really confused with the past performance: YTD Returns +1.33%, 1 Yr +2.34%, 3 Yrs +0.78%. That's a far cry from 4.88%, and makes it seem worthless. I don't understand, can anyone explain why I would do this instead of just a higher savings account?
I'm considering this as well, but I'm really confused with the past performance: YTD Returns +1.33%, 1 Yr +2.34%, 3 Yrs +0.78%. That's a far cry from 4.88%, and makes it seem worthless. I don't understand, can anyone explain why I would do this instead of just a higher savings account?
Only if their product documentation has much clarity on possibly consistent 4.88% APR
I'd rather invest the $100K in stocks and earn $300 in dividend every quarter. Unless you're balling in income and $100K is your emergency savings, or you're retired or close to retirement, having $100K cash in hand is a terrible financial strategy.
Capital One never gave me my $400 checking bonus from 2 years ago.
There's plenty of reasons why one might need to keep cash on hand, even if 100k or whatever bonus they aim for is a significant amount to them.
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$50,000 gets you $500
$100,000 gets you $1,000.
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It would be a red flag for example if you open a new account with $100k at once, but that money was unaccounted for or cash. Meaning you couldn't trace it back to another bank, withdrawal , home sale, inheritance, etc.
Suppose I have exactly $100k in a savings acct which requires like a $300 minimum to avoid fees and I wanted to transfer the money to C1 to take advantage of this deal. Do I transfer all $100k out of the account and then close it or would that result in a penalty for the balance not meeting the minimum? Or should I call to cancel the account first and ask the rep to transfer the money to the C1 account?
Also, after keeping my money in the C1 acct for 105 days to qualify for the bonus. If I close the acct on day 106 and transfer the money to another savings acct, where would C1 send my $1,000 bonus if it's not payable until day 165? A check direct to me? Or a deposit to the acct where I transferred the money to?
Thank you in advance for any help on this
When your client is bagging hundreds of thousands in savings, I would expect them to notify you of these changes, or at least tell you of a better way to store your money. Losing a big client is not worth the trouble. I did move my money over, but I am rethininking about staying a C1 customer. AMEX savings seems better to me, and their customer service should be top notch.
They payout the 1k within 60 days after the 105 days. Wondering if moving your money within those 60 days effects anything.
Suppose I have exactly $100k in a savings acct which requires like a $300 minimum to avoid fees and I wanted to transfer the money to C1 to take advantage of this deal. Do I transfer all $100k out of the account and then close it or would that result in a penalty for the balance not meeting the minimum? Or should I call to cancel the account first and ask the rep to transfer the money to the C1 account?
Also, after keeping my money in the C1 acct for 105 days to qualify for the bonus. If I close the acct on day 106 and transfer the money to another savings acct, where would C1 send my $1,000 bonus if it's not payable until day 165? A check direct to me? Or a deposit to the acct where I transferred the money to?
Thank you in advance for any help on this
Not sure about the second part of your question as I'm new to this as well.
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After the first quarter you go back to 3.5%.
So unless you are going to be moving your money around to gain all available promotions, I would look at this as a bonus point for the first year.
Capital One never gave me my $400 checking bonus from 2 years ago.
It is being marketed at 4.88% APY on weekly basis.
I couldn't find much info from their documentation, if it's consistent, likely-going-forward?
Anyone know if it's better than savings account rate, use it as long they offer?
Only if their product documentation has much clarity on possibly consistent 4.88% APR
Capital One never gave me my $400 checking bonus from 2 years ago.
There's plenty of reasons why one might need to keep cash on hand, even if 100k or whatever bonus they aim for is a significant amount to them.
- Does this mean I have to wait until Oct to receive bonus amount ? Or do they credit the bonus after 90 days period ? It's not clear ..
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- Does this mean I have to wait until Oct to receive bonus amount ? Or do they credit the bonus after 90 days period ? It's not clear ..
After carefully reading the fine print of this promotion, this is my summarization.
Initial Funding Period - 15 days
Holding Period - 90 days
Bonus Waiting Period - Up to 60 days
You will receive your bonus somewhere between 105-165 days. Be prepared for closer to 165 days as Capital One looks to maximize their profit margins.