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High-Yield CDs | Marcus by Goldman Sachs® $4.5
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Callable is more common in brokered CDs.
I'd assume it's not callable, but read everything during the application process to stay safe, or just ask Marcus.
To me, a callable CD doesn't make sense unless it pays extra, and more than a HYSA. They can get out without penalty, but you can't? Yeah, I want the bank to pay me for that clause.
Most bank CDs don't explicitly state non callable. I own several from different banks and credit unions, and don't recall any of them saying that.
Interest rates have come down a little since I bought them, so it would be slightly advantageous for the bank to call them. I can't get new CDs at the same term and rate.
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And i pointed that out. in all honesty, if $250 automatic monthly deposits are a problem for you then maybe your biggest priority shouldn't be looking for the best rates.
Yes, you can, but I'm not a fan of products with requirements to do things I normally wouldn't.
For me, a savings account is an emergency fund. It holds a few months salary and I mostly leave it alone.
Sure, I could deposit and withdraw $250 every month and get 0.15% more than my current savings account. Just don't want to play the game for so little.
Now, if I was saving for something and depositing every month anyway, great deal.
Brio direct is 4.45 no monthly depsit
Openbank 4.40 i have had them for 6 months now love them so far.
My Banking Direct 4.40 same as open bank and you can Zelle money in and out
So why lending club? just put your money in one of these and leave it. Well for now...
Brio direct is 4.45 no monthly depsit
Openbank 4.40 i have had them for 6 months now love them so far.
My Banking Direct 4.40 same as open bank and you can Zelle money in and out
So why lending club? just put your money in one of these and leave it. Well for now...
The rate has fluctuated. Started at 4.5%, went down to 4.25%, but recently it went back up to 4.4% on my account, this was always in line with the market, and they stayed within a few basis points of the best rate available on depositaccounts.com.
This means they don't play the old game where existing customers only get rate drops, while new accounts get increases. I have the same rate as a new customer.
The rate has fluctuated. Started at 4.5%, went down to 4.25%, but recently it went back up to 4.4% on my account, this was always in line with the market, and they stayed within a few basis points of the best rate available on depositaccounts.com.
This means they don't play the old game where existing customers only get rate drops, while new accounts get increases. I have the same rate as a new customer.