Certificate of Deposit with 1% Rebate, 1.94% CD Rate – Daily Deal

by Rate Nerd on September 17, 2009

interest ratesThis certificate of deposit gets you a 1% rebate up to $250 and a very competitive 1.94% CD rate for 13 months.

Irwin Union Bank’s “Win-Win” CD requires an initial $1,000 CD deposit, and a primary business or personal checking account to receive the rebate and high CD rate.

A deposit of 1% of the opening amount of the new Win Win CD account up to a maximum of $250 will be made to your Irwin Union Bank checking account at the time of opening the CD. To participate in the Win Win CD rate offering, you must open or be an existing owner of a primary business or personal checking account in addition to opening or maintaining four (4) additional products or services.

Current Irwin Union Bank checking account clients may participate in this offer when adding or maintaining the required number of additional products or services. Irwin Union Bank limits the opening deposit to $250,000 per CD.  The 1% bonus paid at the CD account opening may be revoked if the CD is closed prior to original maturity. No brokered deposits. No public funds.

Learn more about the Irwin Union Bank Win Win CD here.

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Rate Nerd September 19, 2009 at 8:30 am

Well, dont spend too much time with this promo, looks like they got gobbled up by the Feds:
“The two banking subsidiaries of Irwin Financial Corporation were closed today by regulators. Both of the subsidiaries had separate FDIC charters so this technically counts as two failed banks which brings the total number of failed banks this year to 94. I was waiting for some additional west coast bank failures, but these were the only two failures for today. The last Friday in which only two or fewer banks were closed was on July 10th when only Bank of Wyoming failed.”
You can read the entire post at Bank Deals http://bankdeals.blogspot.com/2009/09/irwin-union-banks-closed-by-regulators.html

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