All America/Redneck Bank Increase Money Market Accounts To 1.5% APY On Balances Up To $35,000

All America Bank & Redneck Bank have increased the interest rate on their money market accounts from 1.25% to 1.5% APY. This makes them the best option for a basic high yield savings account and brings them in line with the rates of Ally on their no penalty CD and MemoryBank on their first year offer. All America & Redneck have a limit of $35,000, after that you’ll earn at a rate of 0.5% APY.

Personally I don’t see a lot of value in this basic savings accounts when there are other accounts offering 5% APY with little to no work. That being said it’s nice to have options and this should create some upwards pressure for those 5% banks to increase their rates in the medium term as well.

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  • Was going to try to use cashapp to meet the 10 debit card transaction per month. When I tried to add my redneck debit and cashapp says its an invalid card number. Anyone able to add redneck to cashapp?

  • Where can I find the account number for Redneck bank? Opened account and funded but can't find the account number anywhere in my online banking account.

  • Both Redneck and their "parent" bank AA offer a rewards account paying 2% which you shouldn't confuse with the account reviewed here. You may open both at both banks for a total of 4 accounts. The account paying 2.0% has a lower maximum of $10K, and there is a debit activity requirement during the statement cycle of the 21st-20th. If you open all 4 accounts (which I did) your goal is to obviously max out the $10K balance at each bank first and then distribute the residual up to a maximum of $35K each for the accounts described in this post.

  • Thanks for the heads up! So far it's definitely funner. Yes, you can have one mega account at each, so that's a total of up to 70K (split 35/35) that earns the 1.5%. Relatively simple approval and account setup. Statements close around the 21st, not a calendar month cycle. Pull and push from your external account due to low in and out limits initiated at either AA or RN. Cheers.

    • Statements always close on the 20th of every month unless it falls on a weekend/holiday.

      They seem to allow unlimited external accounts for transfers.

      The only negative things I've found are that that you can only initiate up to $5K outgoing plus incoming from AA's site per day and that they only have 6 free withdrawals per statement.

  • The debit card that comes with the Rewards Checking account has a talking horse on it saying "where bankin's funner!"

  • Can this account be used for online bill payments? I.e. ACH pulls from credit card's website?

    • Yes. I have this account. They won't let you push money out of it for the first 30 days, but I've not had any issues pulling.

      • It's treated like a savings account, so you're limited to the standard 6 withdrawals per month (any additional withdrawals will incur a fee). Other than that, you can ACH money to and from freely.