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E-Loan Savings Plus Account - Up to 3.85% APY in: Deal

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I thought I saw this on here, but couldn't find it by searching..

E-Loan started a Savings Plus account that has tiered rates. Now that FDIC insurance is $250K, the top tier is actually pretty good once WaMu's rates get dropped.

You need to have a recurring deposit of $100/month to get this. You can only have one externally linked account.

Savings Plus

$100,000 or Greater 3.85%
$50,000 to $99,999.99 3.75%
$25,000 to $49,999.99 3.51%
$10,000 to $24,999.99 3.35%
$5,000 to $9,999.99 3.01%

Otherwise 3.01%

Message edited by: walletfart on 2008-10-03 22:00:53 CDT

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I do not recommend using ELOAN. The only way money moves in and out is through their ACH and to only one linked account with a restriction of 1 change to the linked account every 2 weeks. ELOAN also declines any transactions from credit cards pulling money out from this account. This account is good if you do not need reliable access to your money.

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"You may change your external account every 60 days."

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Be aware that your user name can only be 10 characters, so if you paste in a longer name, it will be truncated. I guess I failed to notice that the user name I pasted in had been truncated. When I attempted to log in, I was told that my username didn't exist. I had to call customer service to find out why I couldn't log in. While technically E-loan didn't do anything wrong, I use the same user name for all my financial accounts, and E-loan is the first place I've run into this problem in quite a while. At least telephone CS was prompt and helpful.

Also, I dislike the fact that they make you fill out a form to opt out of marketing. Not just tick a box, but fill out a complete form.

Message edited by: RudolfSchmidt on 2008-10-08 19:46:01 CDT
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