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"High Yield Investor Checking" from Charles Schwab Bank
The Basics
Debit Cards & Using ATMs
Debit Card
$0.00/yr
This account includes rebates of any ATM fees you incur when you use any non-affiliated ATM, including international ATMs.
Each rebate is credited to your account at the end of the month.
Non-affiliated ATM Usage Fee
$0.00
Charles Schwab will automatically rebate any foreign conversion charges from their debit card provider (in this case, Visa).
Electronic & Telephone Banking
Checks & Statements
Overdrawing the Account
Savings and Money Market Accounts
'High Yield Investor Savings' requires $0.00 to open and $0.00 to earn interest.
Current APY Information:
- 0.75% at minimum balance to earn interest;
- 0.75% at minimum balance to avoid fees;
- 0.75% at $25,000.00
- 0.75% at minimum balance to earn interest;
- 0.75% at minimum balance to avoid fees;
- 0.75% at $25,000.00
'Money Market' requires $0.00 to open and $0.00 to earn interest.
Current APY Information:
- 0.25% at minimum balance to earn interest;
- 0.25% at minimum balance to avoid fees;
- 0.25% at $25,000.00
- 0.25% at minimum balance to earn interest;
- 0.25% at minimum balance to avoid fees;
- 0.25% at $25,000.00
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