5.13% Reward Checking Account at United Mississippi Bank - Local Only

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United Mississippi Bank is offering a high-yield reward checking account called NetChek. The account offers the following rates and features if certain monthly requirements are met:
  • 5.13% APY on balances up to $25,000
  • 1.01% APY on the portion of the balance over $25,000
  • 0.25% base rate if qualifications are not met
  • ATM fee refunds
The monthly requirements include:
  • 10 debit card purchases
  • 1 ACH direct deposit or debit
  • receive e-Statements
Additional features of the account regardless of the monthly requirements include:
  • No minimum balance requirement
  • No monthly service charge
It appears that a branch visit is required to open an account. Branches are located in Natchez, Fayette, Woodville and Centreville, Mississippi. The bank has been FDIC insured since 1973 (FDIC Certificate # 21083).

Other Reward Checking Accounts

It's getting hard to find reward checking accounts with rates over 5% these days. Many have lowered their rates this year.

To find reward checking accounts in other areas of the nation or to learn more about these accounts, please refer to my High Yield Checking website.
Related Pages: United Mississippi Bank, Monroe, Baton Rouge, Jackson, checking account, reward checking account

Comments
Anonymous
  |     |   Comment #1
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51hh
  |     |   Comment #2
Drpped to 3.51% after almost two years of high rate... RIP.

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