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hdpq
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posted: Oct. 31, 2009 @ 8:15a 
man, bernanke is hellbent on punishing me for saving money. |
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hudson4351
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posted: Nov. 2, 2009 @ 9:29p
quizzer25 said:OSA down to 1.55% (Bankrate). Time to leave Ally.
Please tell me which is better - costco cap1 int+savings or discover? D'oh - looks like it might be time for me to finally cough up $10 to join a PTA so I can move my savings to Alliant CU. They seem to have the highest consistent rates. |
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ThursdaysChild
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posted: Nov. 6, 2009 @ 11:21a
No change in rates today, other than the drop in the 9-month no-penalty CD from 1.5% APY to 1.49% APY (very strange) |
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ThursdaysChild
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posted: Nov. 10, 2009 @ 4:38p
A word of warning - don't depend on Ally's website to keep track of how many withdrawals (pushes, transfers out) you've made. I just discovered that they only attributed one (1) to my account, although the history clearly shows I've made 2 transfers out during this month. |
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quizzer25
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posted: Nov. 10, 2009 @ 4:47p
http://kiplinger.com/magazine/archives/2009-best-list-credit-banking.html Kiplinger's BEST BANK ACCOUNTS
They combine higher yields and convenience. A high-yield savings account at Ally Bank
, formerly GMAC Financial Services, yields 1.80%—far more than you’d get at most brick-and-mortar banks. And Ally Bank
has no minimum to open an account, no monthly fees and no minimum balance. Plus, this FDIC-insured institution is one of the only online banks to offer penalty-free CDs, which give you the freedom to withdraw your money early without paying a fee.
P.S:
(Sadly Ally has reduced it to 1.55 now!!!)
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larkin
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posted: Nov. 11, 2009 @ 6:12p
ThursdaysChild said:A word of warning - don't depend on Ally's website to keep track of how many withdrawals (pushes, transfers out) you've made. I just discovered that they only attributed one (1) to my account, although the history clearly shows I've made 2 transfers out during this month. I noticed the same thing. It seems a push out will not tally but a pull from another bank will. |
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76hhma
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posted: Nov. 13, 2009 @ 7:34a
OSA up a notch today: 1.64% APY. Thanks Savemeister. |
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quizzer25
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posted: Nov. 14, 2009 @ 7:57p
Assume I have Ally linked with A (traditional checking banks like chase or wellsfargo or BOA or Citi) and B (online savings banks like Dollar savings or SFGI or Alliant). Can i use Ally to pull(transfer) money from A to B? Is it legal and free? |
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tvholic
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posted: Nov. 14, 2009 @ 8:42p
quizzer25 said:Can i use Ally to pull(transfer) money from A to B?
Is it legal and free?
Yes. You pull the money from A, wait two business days for the funds to clear, then you can push it to B. |
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quizzer25
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posted: Nov. 14, 2009 @ 9:16p
tvholic said:quizzer25 said:Can i use Ally to pull(transfer) money from A to B?
Is it legal and free?
Yes. You pull the money from A, wait two business days for the funds to clear, then you can push it to B. You mean i can do it only in 2 steps: 1.Pull money from A
2.Push it to B after say 2 days? |
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uutxs
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posted: Nov. 14, 2009 @ 10:15p
quizzer25 said:tvholic said:quizzer25 said:Can i use Ally to pull(transfer) money from A to B?
Is it legal and free?
Yes. You pull the money from A, wait two business days for the funds to clear, then you can push it to B.
You mean i can do it only in 2 steps:
1.Pull money from A
2.Push it to B after say 2 days?
You cannot do it in one step, unless you initiate this from Bank A or B directly. |
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quizzer25
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posted: Nov. 14, 2009 @ 10:35p
Thanks for the clarification. |
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