Capital One High Yield Money Market Rises to 4.75%
Jun 28, 2006 - 9:14 AM by Ken Tumin
Capital One increased the APY on its money market accounts from 4.55% to 4.75%. The two money market accounts are the High Yield Money Market account (the no minimum savings account which provides good ACH linking) and the Money Market account (has a $100 mininum, check writing but no ACH). Although Capital One hasn't been a rate leader, it has done a decent job at staying competitive. The last rate hike was on May 3rd when Capital One increased the rate from 4.25% to 4.55% APY.
Capital One's Costco Money Market account also had a rate increase, although it wasn't much. The new rate is 4.80% APY (up from 4.77%). This Costco money market account averages about 0.20% over the standard money market account rate. So it's likely that the rate will increase over the next few weeks. The special $50 sign-up bonus for Costco Executive members is still available (see post).
Thanks to the commenter who mentioned this new rate in the finding deals post.
Capital One's Costco Money Market account also had a rate increase, although it wasn't much. The new rate is 4.80% APY (up from 4.77%). This Costco money market account averages about 0.20% over the standard money market account rate. So it's likely that the rate will increase over the next few weeks. The special $50 sign-up bonus for Costco Executive members is still available (see post).
Thanks to the commenter who mentioned this new rate in the finding deals post.


gary (anonymous) - #1, Monday, March 12, 2007 - 12:17 PM
Their rate is now 5.0% APY and they have added ACH to the Money Market (checking has always been there). Only down is the $100 minimum.
Banking Guy (anonymous) - #2, Monday, March 12, 2007 - 6:02 PM
Thanks for the note. I have to update the link on my weekly summary to point to the updated info on Capital One here.
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