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3.56% APY at Erie Federal Credit Union on Dividend +Plus Checking Account

11/29/2012 8:00 am Filed Under: Checking Account by Sophia Ryan

Erie Federal Credit Union, is paying 3.56% APY on the Dividend +Plus Checking account. To earn 3.56% APY, you should have an average daily balance of at least $500 in your Dividend +Plus Checking account and make at least 15 debit card transactions every month.

Though there’s no minimum balance needed to open a rewards checking account, but if you let the balance slip below $500 or fail to make the required debit card transactions, you’ll earn only 0.10% APY for the month.

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