High Yield Savings Account options?

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Originally Posted by Dave

Not everything can be googled but it's an online account? [Eek3] How about you share the details and help people out instead of just saying "hahaha fuckers I get this much on my account but [fyou] on how you can get the same."

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Yes, there are things that happen online that cant be googled, amazing, I know. I dont know if chase still offers it, I just threw it out there as a possible option and you guys said it was impossible.

I guess I could spend hours on the phone an emails to find you guys the best possible rate, and maybe you could just send me all your info and I could go ahead and fill out the paperwork for you too, that might make you happy.

Money market account tied to a stock portfolio is the only way to go.

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Originally Posted by asmo

Money market account tied to a stock portfolio is the only way to go.

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Who do you recommend? Minimum balance? What kind of returns can you expect?

I get 12% on my secret, nobody can see it, doesn't show up at my local branch accounts. but, it's not on google, so don't bother with any questions.

[Coffee]

This isn't retirement funds. This is money saved per door for rental property. If I've got a grand per door for emergencies, plus a bulk fund for emergencies and other investments, I want it working if possible but it can't be locked up in some retirement fund. This is business money. I have a cash back card already for personal accounts, thanks for suggesting that though as it is solid advice.

Summit Bank and Trust (there's one at hwy7 and i25) has 2.01% on a checking account up to 20k balance. That's as good as I've seen anywhere in a long time. https://www.summitbt.com/#/personal-checking

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Originally Posted by dirtrulz

We have some sort of savings account through chase I think. Last the wife told me it was around 5 percent, and it works like a regular savings account, might be worth a look.

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You are mistaken.

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Originally Posted by Irving

This isn't retirement funds. This is money saved per door for rental property. If I've got a grand per door for emergencies, plus a bulk fund for emergencies and other investments, I want it working if possible but it can't be locked up in some retirement fund. This is business money. I have a cash back card already for personal accounts, thanks for suggesting that though as it is solid advice.

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Normal checking will do. $5 a year in interest is not worth your time to shop around for.

Check with credit unions. There are a lot that do not really offer anything special, but there are a few (Mutual First in Omaha, NE, www.mutualfirst.com) that offers 3.01% on a checking account up to $15,000 if you meet their standards, which include a direct deposit, and 12 transactions on their check card every month. So you'd pretty much have to use it as your main account.