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4.09% APY at Consumers Credit Union with Rewards Checking Account

03/11/2011 4:36 am Filed Under: Checking Account by Sophia Ryan

With its rewards checking account, Consumers Credit Union, Waukegan, is paying 4.09% APY.

This is a point higher than the 3.03% offered by Coulee Bank, LaCrosse, on up to $25,000 balances. Consumer Credit Union’s rate is applicable for up to $10,000 balances. For balances with $10,000 to $25,000, the credit union pays 1.59% APY, and balances over this amount get 0.76%. For this, customers will have to meet the credit union’s minimum monthly requirements.

You can join Consumers Credit Union for $5 – irrespective of where you stay or work – if you have a minimum of $5 in a savings account.

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