DimeDirect Money Market Account – 1.1% APY (Up To $500,000) Account Review

Dime Savings bank offers the DimeDirect Money Market account. This account earns 1.1% APY. Let’s take a quick look at the account.

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The Basics

  • 1.1% APY
  • Minimum deposit of $1,000 required
  • Only requirement is you have eStatements via Online Banking
  • Available nationwide
  • You can make up to 6 transactions monthly with no fees
  • Limit of one account per household
  • No monthly fees
  • FDIC insured (remember only balances up to $250,000 are insured)

F.A.Q’s

Is it a soft pull?

Unfortunately they do a hard pull.

Can you fund with a credit card?

Unfortunately not.

Our Verdict

Unfortunately they do a hard pull for this account, this will kill the deal for most people. 1.1% APY is better than usually available for a basic savings account (e.g no requirements to get the rate), but you could get a cash sign up bonus on a credit card instead that will provide better value. You’d also probably be better off getting a checking sign up bonus with no hard pull.

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losingtrader
losingtrader (@guest_285961)
August 20, 2016 18:32

Hold on while I get my limit raised to $20 mill.

Oh, damn, no credit card funding.

It is not widely known that financial institutions pay an extremely low rate to process purchases.
One with which I used to be affiliated used to pay .25%, and it was a small institution.

Is anyone down to buy a bank for the express purpose of accruing miles?

Nina
Nina (@guest_285952)
August 20, 2016 17:48

Looks like there’s no credit card funding: “Making a deposit is part of the process of opening your new account. You will need the account information found on your checks.”

joe
joe (@guest_285943)
August 20, 2016 16:57

15 dollars of 75 at ebay for 2 more hours. Actually have to buy merchandise.

Ted
Ted (@guest_285919)
August 20, 2016 14:49

I would rather take Goldman for 1.05

Logan
Logan (@guest_285903)
August 20, 2016 13:36

Can’t wait for the person to try and see if they can fund 500k on their cc for a quick 5k lol.

James
James (@guest_285921)
August 20, 2016 14:53

Is it limited to one account per person? 🙂