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Overview

Our premier high-yield savings account especially designed for new customers or new money deposits.

Features
  • Earn a premium interest rate on balances of $2,500 or more
  • Interest accrues daily and is compounded and credited monthly
  • No monthly service fee if minimum $250 daily balance is maintained1
  • ATM card available
  • Direct deposit available
  • Free online banking  
  • eStatements available
  • Set up reoccurring internal transfers from your First Trade checking account to increase your savings
Accessing Your Funds

ONLINE

  • FREE internal & external transfers between your First Trade accounts and your accounts at other financial institutions2

BRANCH & ATM NETWORK

  • Make unlimited, fee-free deposits, withdrawals and balance inquiries at First Trade ATMs & branch locations
  • Make 5 fee-free foreign withdrawals per month at thousands of ATMs displaying the NYCE® Payment Network or Cirrus® logos3
  • Make surcharge-free withdrawals at ATMs displaying the SUMSM Program logo4
  • Make unlimited, fee-free deposits and balance inquiries at ATMs displaying the NYCE® Shared Deposit Program logo
  • Make fee-free, real-time Account-to-Account transfers at First Trade ATMs using your ATM Card to accounts at financial institutions that participate in the NYCE® Payment Network

 

Rates & Fees
  • .50% APY5 on balances up to $2,500
  • 1.50% APY5 on balances $2,500 and above
  • Monthly service charge of $2.50 if minimum daily balance is below $250
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1 Monthly service charge of $2.50 if minimum daily balance is below $250.
2 You are permitted six (6) pre-authorized transactions per statement period.
3 After 5 foreign withdrawals, a $1.50 per withdrawal fee will apply.
4 Financial institutions that do not participate in the SUMSM Program may apply a surcharge. 
5 APY accurate as of . Rate may change after account is opened and fees could reduce earnings.

 

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