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3.00% APY on Deployment Club Savings Account at Marine Federal Credit Union

09/14/2011 8:00 am Filed Under: Savings Account by Sophia Ryan

Marine Federal Credit Union, Jacksonville, is offering 3.00% APY on its savings account, called Deployment Club.

You can earn this rate on a maximum balance of $25,000. Balances exceeding this amount will get 0.05% APY. You can get the top rate if you have a minimum balance of $5.

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