Dime Direct Rewards Money Market Account The introductory 6.00% Annual Percentage Yield (APY) is guaranteed for a three-month period from the date of account opening. It applies to daily balances up to $250,000 for three full months.
Rewards Money Market Account comes with free Internet banking. If you want free Bill Payment, simply open a Perfectly Free Checking Account.
* The introductory 6.00%(APY) * rate guaranteed for three months * no minimum deposit requirement
UPDATED: This is a checking account! If you want to link to this account from another institute, be sure to categorize this account as an "MMA Checking" account or at least a checking account, or Dime will reject the ACH transfer request!
Routing number : 226070306
Message edited by: TheGersh on 2006-12-19 10:20:22 CST
Alcibiades said:What has their MMA APY been in the recent past ?
"after the Guaranteed APY period has elapsed:" 0.50% under $1,000 1.10% $1,000-$24,999.99 2.00% $25,000-$49,999.99 3.00% $50,000-$74,999.99 3.25% $75,000.00 or more
This looks good for 3 months, but then I would want to move my money out to HSBC/ING if their rates drop back down. In fact, I am wondering if it is worth moving my money out of HSBC savings at 4.8%( until 4/30/2006 ) to this money market at 5% if I will just have to move it back. I wonder if they would penalize you for moving money out after 3 months..such that you lost any benefit that was gained from moving it in?
fortezza said:This looks good for 3 months, but then I would want to move my money out to HSBC/ING if their rates drop back down. In fact, I am wondering if it is worth moving my money out of HSBC savings at 4.8%( until 4/30/2006 ) to this money market at 5% if I will just have to move it back. I wonder if they would penalize you for moving money out after 3 months..such that you lost any benefit that was gained from moving it in?
-Fortezza
.02 diff is not worth the hassel. You will probably lose more interest with the time to move to 5% aact then the time to move back to HSBC.
I registered online and followed up. Access to this rate is only to people who received "the letter." They seemed to know who was on that specific maioling list. Anyone have any different experience? Jeff
By the way, HSBC is a huge bank but their online banking system sucks (the rep even admitted it to me). I "opened" an account at the beginning of the month. Took 2 weeks to get it working. Has taken another 2 weeks to try to link bank-to-bank transfer (ACH wire). The telephone support has been hard to get. It has probably cost me almost as much as it is worth! Jeff
bksavings said:On-line form:Don't have a Promotional code? Please call 800.321.3463Has anyone called this number and received a code?I'd assume that's where they explain to you that you're not qualified for the higher rate and that instead, you'll be able to enjoy their current standard rate schedule:
0.50% under $1,000 1.10% $1,000-$24,999.99 2.00% $25,000-$49,999.99 3.00% $50,000-$74,999.99 3.25% $75,000.00 or more
I've received an invitation from them back when they had 5% promo - at my parents' address where I never lived. OP, how long ago did you get the letter?
EugeneV said:I've received an invitation from them back when they had 5% promo - at my parents' address where I never lived. OP, how long ago did you get the letter?I got the 5% letter in January, and the 6% letter in March.
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