Anyone know what the 'hold time' on deposited funds and transfer time on ACH is for the Capital One online savings account?
Thanks
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Anyone know what the 'hold time' on deposited funds and transfer time on ACH is for the Capital One online savings account?
Thanks
Rates as of 7/16/2008:
Capital One Online Savings: 3.5% over $10K (2.5% under $10K) Link
*Costco Capital One Online Savings: 3.75% over $10K (2.75% under $10K) Link
*Only for Costco members
The minimum to open the regular account is $1. The minimum to open the Costco account is $5000. After that, there is no minimum balance.
Routing number: 056073502
Wow that seems like a long time. With my current Fidelity account, any money I transfer over from my bank is credited that second. I just signed up for the Capial One 3.75% savings this weekend. Hopefully 5 days is the maximum and not the norm.
Anyone else have this account? Opinions?
I just opened this account - the web site said for the initial deposit they would hold money for 10 days, then 5 days after your account is over 30 days old.
During my web application, I directed Capital One to transfer $750 from my checking account at another bank. They money has been pulled for them other bank, but my account with Capital One still shows $0. I don't know if they don't show the money in their account until after the 10 days is up, or if I need to call. They also mail you a signature document to send in, so perhaps they are waiting to receive this back.
I don't particularly care about the hold times (5 days) on the money as I'm parking $ there for a better interest rate. I don't plan on moving it out for a while. If you want to flip money in and out of accounts quickly, this account is not for you.
I've used ING, HSBC, and currently have most of my savings in a Fidelity MM. The MM rate is about 1% lower than Capital One right now so I was considering moving the money to get the extra 1%.
Fidelity MM are giving a lower rate (about 1%) but I really like their 1 business day transfer of funds. I've never really needed money within 1 day but seems like anyone that takes more than a day (or 2) is just holding my money for their own profit.
Oh well.. just curious.
I wish Countrywide worked with Quicken. From what I've read here it has pretty good rates and 1 business day transfer.
SlicerMDM said:Anyone know what the 'hold time' on deposited funds and transfer time on ACH is for the Capital One online savings account?Funny you should ask. I was just dealing with this issue. I recently opened the on-line savings account, and since I already have a Cap One MMDA hooked up with Fidelity's MoneyLine I decided to transfer some funds from Fidelity to the MMDA, and then transfer from MMDA to on-line savings. The money Fidelity sent was available for withdraw the same business day. According to their terms, the hold time is supposed to be 5 business days, available on the 6th business day.
I also sent some money to the on-line savings from an external savings account. The money isn't yet available for withdraw. I'm not sure what the difference is.![]()
link please. we use capital one for checking and savings, and have 4k sitting at 0.27% lol. need to get a better rate with access we use this money to pay for my wifes braces which are at 0% for 7k total. yes i told her a boob job is cheaper.
jimmyzshack said:link please. we use capital one for checking and savings, and have 4k sitting at 0.27% lol. need to get a better rate with access we use this money to pay for my wifes braces which are at 0% for 7k total. yes i told her a boob job is cheaper.
If you already use Capital One, I’m not sure why you’d need a link; I guess you don’t use their online banking? Here’s the link anyway - Capital One Online Savings Account.
thanks, when you use their direct banking you don't get these deals. They don't show up if you have logged into the banking site. It's just another scam.
thank you we now have their "online savings" which you don't see a link to if you use there online banking.
We used to be with hibernia. they bought them, and the only savings you can sign up for in the bank or these. local user and once you sign in you can't find the links to the "online" ones
jimmyzshack said:thank you we now have their "online savings" which you don't see a link to if you use there online banking.
Interesting, I usually take the long way and log in via capitalone.com.
You are aware that the Online Savings Account is a tiered account right? The top rate of 3.75% APY starts at 10K.
yes but it's still 2.71 for 4k instead of .2 something.
if we type in www.capitalone.com we go to http://www.capitalone.com/bank/index.php
Which browser are you using? What do you see with this capitalone.com.
jimmyzshack said:http://www.capitalone.com/bank/index.php ie 7
And the Online Savings Account isn't advertise on that page? How about from the 'local user' link you provided above, if you click on capitalone.com 'Home' at the lower left of the page, can you see the Online Savings advertised?
nope goes back to http://www.capitalone.com/bank/index.php it's a redirect scam for their local customers.
jimmyzshack said:nope goes back to http://www.capitalone.com/bank/index.php it's a redirect scam for their local customers.
I give up Jimmy. I guess you're right - they WERE trying to hide the account from you! Make sure you tell your neighbors about the existence of the account. ![]()
ok just vpn to work and signed into a test account and i get the links from there. So i guess they don't want their local markets to know about it.
so anyone in Louisiana or texas check the direct link above.
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