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I have a new website called High Yield Checking Deals that lists all of my reward checking posts by state. With over a 100 of these accounts, my reward checking page was getting too large. With this new website, you can quickly identify the reward checking accounts available in your state.
The main checking account table lists the two most important features of reward checking accounts: the yield and the balance cap. For other details, I include the link to my original post here at Bank Deals blog. In the link name, I include the dates when I first posted on it and when I last updated the post. This is intended to give you an idea of the account history.
If you see new rates or other changes for these reward checking accounts, please comment on this blog. I'll update the post with the new rate. I have a program that'll extract this new information and create a new table with the latest rates and balance caps. I still have some updates to make in previous posts so that the latest information is extracted.
Also, if you have any suggestions about the table, please leave a comment. The table is ordered by yield. I was considering a table ordered by balance cap, however, there are not that many reward checking accounts in any one state (at least not yet). So even without ordering by balance caps, it's not too hard to find the large balance cap accounts.
The main checking account table lists the two most important features of reward checking accounts: the yield and the balance cap. For other details, I include the link to my original post here at Bank Deals blog. In the link name, I include the dates when I first posted on it and when I last updated the post. This is intended to give you an idea of the account history.
If you see new rates or other changes for these reward checking accounts, please comment on this blog. I'll update the post with the new rate. I have a program that'll extract this new information and create a new table with the latest rates and balance caps. I still have some updates to make in previous posts so that the latest information is extracted.
Also, if you have any suggestions about the table, please leave a comment. The table is ordered by yield. I was considering a table ordered by balance cap, however, there are not that many reward checking accounts in any one state (at least not yet). So even without ordering by balance caps, it's not too hard to find the large balance cap accounts.
