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2.00% APY on Campus Savings Account at Beneficial Bank

05/01/2012 8:00 am Filed Under: Savings Account by Sophia Ryan

Beneficial Bank, situated in Philadelphia, has a Campus Savings Account for young adults. You can earn 2.00% APY on the account.

The rate that is better than the top deal offered to savers across the country. Savers between 18 and 25 years can create a Campus Savings Account, which does not require them to pay fees. Beneficial Bank does not have a minimum deposit requirement for this account.

Contrary to most savings accounts for youth that pay less for high balances, the Campus Savings Account offers better rates on increased balances. The minimum you can get is 0.50% APY for balances below $500 and maximum is 2.00% for $2,500 and over.

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