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[MO, AR, OK, KS, IA, NE, IL, KY, TN, GA, IN, MN, OH, TX, CO only] Old Missouri Bank 2.01% APY Rewards Checking Account On Balances Up To $25,000

Update 9/29/20: Rate reduced to 2.01%. Update 5/7/20: Now available in Georgia, Indiana, Minnesota, Ohio, Texas and Colorado as well as the previously available states. Hat tip to Not Miles Talk Offer at a glance Interest Rate: 2.01% APY Minimum Balance: None Maximum Balance: $25,000 for 3.01% APY Availability: Nationwide. They have now added that […]

Update 9/29/20: Rate reduced to 2.01%.

Update 5/7/20: Now available in Georgia, Indiana, Minnesota, Ohio, Texas and Colorado as well as the previously available states. Hat tip to Not Miles Talk

Offer at a glance

  • Interest Rate: 2.01% APY
  • Minimum Balance: None
  • Maximum Balance: $25,000 for 3.01% APY
  • Availability: Nationwide. They have now added that you must be a resident of Missouri, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia, Indiana, Minnesota, Ohio, Texas and Colorado now added.
  • Direct deposit required: Requires one ACH credit or payment
  • Additional requirements: 12 debit card transactions
  • Hard/soft pull: Soft
  • ChexSystems: No
  • Credit card funding: None
  • Monthly fees: None
  • Insured: FDIC

The Offer

Direct link to offer

  • Old Missouri Bank are offering an interest rate of 3.01% on balances up to $25,000 on their Kasasa Cash Checking account when you meet the following requirements each monthly qualification cycle:
    • Have at least 12 debit card purchases post and settle
    • Have at least 1 ACH credit or ACH payment transaction post and settlement

The Fine Print

  • 0.01% APY when requirements aren’t met
  • US Citizens only

Avoiding Fees

This account has no monthly fees to worry about.

Our Verdict

Unfortunately now it’s just for Missouri.

One of the better nationwide high interest accounts with a large maximum deposit. It doesn’t look like the ACH requirement is very strict and basically any ACH transfer will trigger it. Debit card transaction requirement shouldn’t be too difficult to meet either, some ideas on that here. It’s also nice there is no monthly fees to worry about if you don’t meet the requirements.

Hat tip to reader Curmudgeon

Post updates:

  • Update 2: Iowa, Nebraska, Illinois, Kentucky and Tennessee
  • Now available in Oklahoma & Kansas as well.

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