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1.30% APY on Airline Rewards Savings Account at UFB Direct

12/29/2011 8:00 am Filed Under: Savings Account by Sophia Ryan

UFB Direct is offering 1.30% APY on its savings account.

The rate can be earned on the Airline Rewards Savings Account. It is the highest rate being paid on accounts offered nationally. Along with the rate, you will also get 500 miles (airline).

To qualify for this, your account should stay open for at least 90 days. An account that remains open for one year will earn an additional 500 miles. You will have to make a minimum deposit of $100 to create a savings account at the bank.

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