[This post is written and copyrighted by FIRE Finance (http://firefinance.blogspot.com).]
Since the market is volatile and the economy is nearly stagnant, it makes sense to keep a part of our savings in liquid form to meet emergencies (i.e. our emergency fund). Some may choose to convert a part of their portfolios to cash. If we are averse to risk, during market down times it might make sense to hold on to our cash. But for those who can afford to take risk and are willing to invest, this is the time to buy.In that light, Wilmington Trust Bank is offering a good APY of 3.16% for their savings account. Since APYs on banking products are on the decline, this deal from WT Direct seems lucrative. Lets delve into its depths and unfold it.
- Online Link: Deal & Details
- No fees.
- No minimum deposit to open the account.
- No checking account required in order to get the high rate.
- For the first 60 days from the date the account is opened, regardless of the account balance, the account will earn their highest APY. After the first 60 days, the APY for the account will have two tiers:
- a higher APY for accounts with balances of $10,000 or more and
- a lower APY, currently 0.50% APY, for accounts with balances of less than $10,000.
- $0 Liability Guarantee for unauthorized transactions on your account.
- Industry leading privacy and security.
- FDIC insured.
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