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1.05% APY on Savings Account at CIT Bank

05/17/2012 8:00 am Filed Under: Savings Account by Sophia Ryan

CIT Bank is paying 1.05% APY on its Savings Account. Customers can avail the rate with a maximum account balance of $25,000.

There is no fixed minimum deposit amount to open an account at CIT Bank. Based in New York, CIT Group, the parent company, offers financial services to small and mid-size businesses.

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