Does anyone have experience with them? It looks like they're offering a 4.13% rate for an online savings account which beats the hell out of what I'm getting from my local credit union, but I'm not familiar with this bank.
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It’s sad that credit unions aren’t keeping up. Their tax advantage gives them major advantages over traditional banks, which is why they usually can do better in savings and lending rates (or at least in the past). Now online institutions are seeming to eat their lunch and credit unions are either very slow and confused on how to respond. Part of that may be that too many credit unions have wanted to be small single location sites and focus on brick and mortar buildings. They are going to need to evolve.Does anyone have experience with them? It looks like they're offering a 4.13% rate for an online savings account which beats the hell out of what I'm getting from my local credit union, but I'm not familiar with this bank.
If you don’t need the funds for several years, you can find stocks paying that in dividends and even higher. It is riskier but is another alternative.Does anyone have experience with them? It looks like they're offering a 4.13% rate for an online savings account which beats the hell out of what I'm getting from my local credit union, but I'm not familiar with this bank.
If it's FDIC insured, and I assume it is, there's little harm in trying it out. The big question is always whether that is a temporary teaser rate to attract business vs. their everyday (current) rate. Teaser rates are rarely worth the time and transactional hassle IMO, but YMMV.Does anyone have experience with them? It looks like they're offering a 4.13% rate for an online savings account which beats the hell out of what I'm getting from my local credit union, but I'm not familiar with this bank.
Or if you don't need the money for 8 months, you could do what I did and put it into a CD at Greater Iowa Credit Union for 4.3%, although I'm not sure if they're still offering that.If you don’t need the funds for several years, you can find stocks paying that in dividends and even higher. It is riskier but is another alternative.
For 0.1% less I’d go with the savings.Or if you don't need the money for 8 months, you could do what I did and put it into a CD at Greater Iowa Credit Union for 4.3%, although I'm not sure if they're still offering that.