3.61% Checking Account at AL/TN/MS Bank (CB&S Bank)
Dec 9, 2006 - 2:46 PM by Ken Tumin
Update 11/09/09: The top yield has fallen to 3.61% APY.
CB&S Bank is offering a new checking account called the Star Rewards Checking. It pays 3.61% APY on balances up to $25K (0.75% over) and provides automatic reimbursements of all ATM fees if the following requirements are met:
The CSR stated that you must visit a branch to open an account. Branches are located in several cities of Alabama, Tennessee and Mississippi.
The bank is federally insured by the FDIC.
Rate History:
11/01/09: 3.61% APY up to $25K; 0.75% over; 0.15% base
03/27/08: 4.41% APY up to $25K
12/09/06: 5.61% APY up to $25K; 1.01% over
Edit 7/18/09: Updated post with newer format.
Edit 2/22/09: Citizens Bank has changed its name to CB&S Bank.
CB&S Bank is offering a new checking account called the Star Rewards Checking. It pays 3.61% APY on balances up to $25K (0.75% over) and provides automatic reimbursements of all ATM fees if the following requirements are met:
- 10 debit card purchases
- 1 direct deposit or ACH auto debit
- receive electronic statements
- $100 minimum initial deposit
- No minimum balance requirements
- No monthly service charge
The CSR stated that you must visit a branch to open an account. Branches are located in several cities of Alabama, Tennessee and Mississippi.
The bank is federally insured by the FDIC.
Rate History:
11/01/09: 3.61% APY up to $25K; 0.75% over; 0.15% base
03/27/08: 4.41% APY up to $25K
12/09/06: 5.61% APY up to $25K; 1.01% over
Edit 7/18/09: Updated post with newer format.
Edit 2/22/09: Citizens Bank has changed its name to CB&S Bank.









Banking Guy (anonymous) - #1, Saturday, February 10, 2007 - 2:07 PM
There's a new link to the Star Rewards Checking account page.
Anonymous - #2, Wednesday, January 7, 2009 - 11:05 PM
Nitpicking I suppose, but the middle tier is 1.01% APY and the bottom rate is 0.24% APY if requirements not met.
Anonymous - #3, Saturday, February 7, 2009 - 3:56 PM
Add ACH auto debit as a requirement.
Anonymous - #4, Wednesday, November 4, 2009 - 2:02 PM
All rates dropped on Nov 1,'09: 3.61%, 0.75%, 0.15%. 19 months with no rate change - impressive.
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