Kasasa Saver
Easy automatic savings fueled by your free Kasasa Cash account!
Kasasa Saver is a free, high-interest saver account linked to your free Kasasa Cash checking account (they work together). So the 4.01%APY* you make on your checking and ATM fee refunds are automatically deposited into your free Kasasa Saver account every month. But that's not all. Your Saver account also piles 1.75%APY* on top of that; so you can sit back, relax and watch your savings grow. Kasasa Saver. Do you Kasasa?
- Summary
Kasasa Saver is perfect for you if you:
- Choose Kasasa Cash as your free checking account (whether you already have it or want to open both today)
- Want two high-interest accounts (Kasasa Cash and Kasasa Saver) both working hard to help you save
- No minimum balance
- Nationwide ATM fee refunds (automatically deposited into your Saver account)
- Qualifications
Each month you qualify for the Kasasa Cash interest rate, you automatically qualify for the Kasasa Saver rewards too!
If you don't qualify in a given statement cycle, don't worry--Kasasa Saver is always a free account, and you'll still earn our base rate of 0.05 % APY*. And you can get the rewards back the very next month!
- More Info
Annual Percentage Yield (APY) accurate as of 2/15/10. Minimum to open account is $100 for Kasasa Cash and $0 for Kasasa Saver. Kasasa Cash rate tiers are as follows: 4.01% APY applies to balances of $.01 - $25,000 and 1.01% APY applies to balances over $25,000 as long as qualifications are met each statement cycle. 0.10% APY applies to all balances if qualifications are not met. All balances will earn 4.01% - 1.01% on all balances as long as qualifications are met. Kasasa Saver rate tiers are as follows: 1.75% APY applies to balances of $.01 - $25,000 and 0.50% APY applies to balances over $25,000 as long as qualifications are met each statement cycle on Kasasa Cash account. 0.10% APY applies to all balances if qualifications are not met on Kasasa Cash. All balances will earn 1.75% - 0.50% as long as qualifications are met. Rates may change after the account is opened. Fees may reduce earnings.
