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3.31% APY HYSA. Rate Guaranteed for 60 Days
Offered by: WTDirect
WTDirect is offering a 3.31% APR high yield savings accounts with no minimum balance requirements. Rate guaranteed for 60 days .
- 3.31% APY
- No Fees
- FDIC Insured
- Rate consistently in top 5% of U.S. banks
Annual Percentage Yield. APY is variable and is effective as of 2/22/08 and may change at any time. There is no minimum deposit required to open the account. For the first 60 days from the date the account is opened, regardless of the account balance, the account will earn our highest APY, which is variable and is currently 3.31%.
After the first 60 days, the APY for the account will have two tiers: (a) a higher APY for accounts with balances of $10,000 or more (variable and currently 3.31% APY); and (b) a lower APY for accounts with balances of less than $10,000 (variable and currently 0.50% APY). +FDIC-insured up to $100,000 per depositor with Wilmington Trust FSB.
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I don't know if Wilmington Trust is connected with Key Bank of Wilmington, Delaware, but I steer away from anything with that name as I sent in a deposit years ago and the bank closed and kept everyone's deposits, mine included. Reason being it was not technically a bank account. I saw Key Savings and Key Bank through the years using slightly differnt names. Better check as I will.
cece 3 years ago