Savings 0.90%
Tue
Jan 17
Intro rate: 0.00%
Intro months: 0
Rate post intro: 0.90%
Compounded daily To open: $500
To avoid fees: $0
Monthly fees: $0
Check writing: No

MMA 0.40%
tue
Jan 17
Intro rate: 0.40%
Intro months: 0
Rate post intro: 0.40%
Compounded daily To open: $1,000
To avoid fees: $500
Monthly fees: $10
Check writing: Yes

Sallie Mae MMA 1.00%
Tue
Jan 17
Intro rate: 0.00%
Intro months: 0
Rate post intro: 1.00%
Compounded daily To open: $0
To avoid fees: $0
Monthly fees: $0
Check writing: Yes

MMA 0.15% Tue
Jan 17
Intro rate: 0.00%
Intro months: 0
Rate post intro: 0.15%
Compounded daily To open: $5,000
To avoid fees: $0
Monthly fees: $0
Check writing: No (https://savings.eloan.com/savings?us...br_mn=&br_s=US)

MMA 0.76% Tue
Jan 17
Intro rate: 0.00%
Intro months: 0
Rate post intro: 0.76%
Compounded daily To open: $1,500
To avoid fees: $5,000
Monthly fees: $8.95
Check writing: Yes (www.everbank.com)

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