Graph above based on a $100,000.00 account balance per year. National average and average bank and credit union rates based on data extracted by NCUA from S&P Global Market Intelligence databases on 08/10/20.
1. Are you FDIC insured?
Yes, Northpointe Bank is FDIC insured. Our FDIC number is #34953.
2. Does the rate apply to the full balance?
The 0.45% APY applies to the full balance if the balance is between $5,000 - $2,000,000.
3. How can I move money in and out of the account?
There are several options for moving funds in and out of the account:
Deposits In
Withdrawals Out
4. Can the account be opened in the name of a trust?
Yes, we allow accounts to be titled in the name of a trust. As an alternative, you can also designate the trust as a beneficiary.
5. Do you offer checks, debit card, or bill pay on this account?
No, as a savings account this account is subject to federal banking Regulation D which limits non in-person withdrawals to up to six transactions per month. Specific to Northpointe, we do not allow checks, debit cards or bill payment on our savings accounts.
6. What are the fees and minimum balance requirements?
There is no monthly maintenance fee or minimum balance requirement to avoid a fee. Our full fee schedule can be reviewed here: https://www.northpointe.com/fee-schedule/
7. How is the interest calculated and when is it credited?
Interest is calculated on the daily balance and credited monthly on the last business day of each month. Accounts closed mid-cycle will earn all accumulated interest.
8. Is this account available on business or non-profit accounts?
Yes, our Ultimate Savings account is available on personal, business and non-profit accounts.
**For the last three years, Northpointe Bank is consistently higher than the national average savings rate on balances $5,000 and above, based on quarterly rate surveys extracted by NCUA from S&P Global Market Intelligence databases. National average bank and credit union rates based on data extracted from NCUA.gov and Bankrate.com on 08/10/20.