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jtownsucks46
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Posts made by jtownsucks46
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RE: Questions About HSBC Credit Cards
@craig10x said in Questions About HSBC Credit Cards:
The card came in the mail today and i activated it…the Credit Line is actually $1,750.00 but STILL…Anyway, i will call tomorrow to their credit department and see what they say…I was only going to use it as a second card to my Citi Double Cash Card but if it’s anything less than $5000, i won’t be keeping it…I’d be happier i with at least $7500 or so…
Will post after i talk to them…
@craig10x you never posted back what happened with this - any update?
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RE: Best Nationally Available High APY Liquid Accounts
@goldsheet Thanks - table updated
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RE: Best Nationally Available High APY Liquid Accounts
@goldsheet Table updated - thanks for all of the recent updates!!
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RE: Best Nationally Available High APY Liquid Accounts
@platypus said in Best Nationally Available High APY Liquid Accounts:
Now I don’t know what’s going on. I just got an email from Popular Direct saying my account would be funded as soon as I verified the trial deposits. I have already set up an account with Investors earning 1.9%. Gawd, why is this so hard???
If you’re not going with Popular, I would recommend a Northpoint Savings account paying 2.05%.
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RE: How to save at Lowes?
@kohlspowrshopper said in How to save at Lowes?:
Here are two easy ways to save at Lowe’s, @gremln007:
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Discounted gift cards from eBay (sellers PayPal Digital Gifts and SVM Gift Cards have been recently offering 10% off $100 gift cards about once a week)
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Coupons from eBay (haven’t seen any coupons in the Moving/Welcome Packets at the USPS for a while)
I just moved and got 3 of the 10% movers coupons in 3 separate mailers they sent. They also gave me access to print one in an confirmation email they sent. YMMV
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RE: Best Nationally Available High APY Liquid Accounts
@atikovi said in Best Nationally Available High APY Liquid Accounts:
@jtownsucks46 said in Best Nationally Available High APY Liquid Accounts:
Anyone who got in under the 2% account is grandfathered in to the rate.
What do you mean grandfathered in to the rate? Those that had a 2% rate will continue at 2% and not drop to 1.85%? That would be great on Popular’s part.
Yes correct. The new 1.85% account has a different name than the old 2% account. 2% account holders keep that rate while the only option for new customers is the new 1.85% account.