Why would I want a low-risk account paying 2.00% when I can get an FDIC-insured amount (far lower risk) at @AskPurePoint paying 2.15% ???
Kind of a serious question - why does @Betterment think this is a product worth building?https://twitter.com/Betterment/status/1065356604118351872 …
Even though it's not FDIC insured, most of the funds are backed by the US government = ultra safe. Some of the dividends are even state/local income tax-free. Also, we can't raise/lower yield rates on whims like banks do since it's market based. More here:https://www.betterment.com/resources/research/cash-savings/ …
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It's a bit shady to compare against the average savings account. High yield accounts are super-easy to find and use online. Also a weird coincidence that your yield is exactly 2.00% if you're not choosing it. Finally, a 25 bps fee to manage a savings account equivalent ??
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