Originally posted by: sideshow23bob
I'm also going to sign up for anybody that wants a referral, send me a PM
Originally posted by: sideshow23bob
I'm also going to sign up for anybody that wants a referral, send me a PM
Originally posted by: DragonKnight
Originally posted by: sideshow23bob
I'm also going to sign up for anybody that wants a referral, send me a PM
Same here.
No, it's new accounts only.Originally posted by: psteng19
4.8% is official according to their website.
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Doesn't say anything about existing balance or new transfers so it looks like existing balances will be earning 4.8% as well.
Sweet!
* Annual Percentage Yield (APY) is offered on accounts opened through 04/30/06. After 4/30/06, all deposits will earn the variable APY available at that time. Minimum balance to open an account is $1.00.
Originally posted by: middlehead
No, it's new accounts only.Originally posted by: psteng19
4.8% is official according to their website.
Text
Doesn't say anything about existing balance or new transfers so it looks like existing balances will be earning 4.8% as well.
Sweet!
* Annual Percentage Yield (APY) is offered on accounts opened through 04/30/06. After 4/30/06, all deposits will earn the variable APY available at that time. Minimum balance to open an account is $1.00.
Originally posted by: middlehead
No, it's new accounts only.Originally posted by: psteng19
4.8% is official according to their website.
Text
Doesn't say anything about existing balance or new transfers so it looks like existing balances will be earning 4.8% as well.
Sweet!
* Annual Percentage Yield (APY) is offered on accounts opened through 04/30/06. After 4/30/06, all deposits will earn the variable APY available at that time. Minimum balance to open an account is $1.00.
Originally posted by: matrix5646
I think I'm a fan now of HSBC they compete with either Emigrant or ING rather competitively.
Originally posted by: astrocase
Didn't read the whole thread but I just opened up a money market account at 4.7%+ APY (yield, rate is 4.6%+) at a local bank. You can negotiate with your local banks. Find either a credit union or a small and friendly bank. They gave me the business rate for a personal account basically. This way I have branches to visit as well.
If you're looking for short term, a money market is the way to go. Just shop around. If you barely have any money you probably won't have any pull and these internet savings accounts will be your best bet but if you've got a fair amount the local banks will listen to you. It's your money. Treat opening up an account like buying a car. Ask questions, walk away, come back, and don't settle for the 2%-3% crap they'll throw at you.
Originally posted by: matrix5646
4.65 for HSBC hurray!