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[MI, FL only] Dort Federal Credit Union 7.5% APY On Balances Up To $10,000 + $50 Referral

Update 4/18/26: There is now a $50 referral bonus, don’t share your referrals in the comments below. They can be shared in this linked post. Update 4/15/25: Rate is 7% and available to some in FL. Hat tip to reader Eric Offer at a glance Interest Rate: 5% APY Minimum Balance: None Maximum Balance: $10,000 Availability: MI only [Branch […]

Offer value7.5% APY
Annual feeNone listed
RequirementUpdate 4/18/26: There is now a $50 referral bonus, don’t share your referrals in the comments below. They can be shared in this linked post. Update 4/15/25: Rate is 7% and availab
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Update 4/18/26: There is now a $50 referral bonus, don’t share your referrals in the comments below. They can be shared in this linked post. 

Update 4/15/25: Rate is 7% and available to some in FL. Hat tip to reader Eric

Offer at a glance

  • Interest Rate: 5% APY
  • Minimum Balance: None
  • Maximum Balance: $10,000
  • Availability: MI only [Branch locator]
  • Direct deposit required: Yes, $900+
  • Additional requirements: eStatements and 25 debit card transactions
  • Hard/soft pull: Hard pull, maybe soft now?
  • ChexSystems: Unknown
  • Credit card funding: Up to $500
  • Monthly fees: None
  • Insured: NCUA

The Offer

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  • Dort Federal Credit Union is offering 5% APY on balances up to $10,000 when you meet the following requirements:
    • Receive a direct deposit of at least $900 per month
    • Enroll in eStatements
    • Have 25 posted debit card transactions to your account each month

Avoiding Fees

This account has no monthly fees to worry about

Our Verdict

The 7% APY rate is attractive, but that’s a lot of requirements especially when the maximum limit is only $10,000. Personally I think there are much better high yield savings accounts out there so I wouldn’t recommend this one.

 

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