Quote from misterno:
I did several Balance Trasfers and received $90K cash and deposited them to savings account in Dollardirect savings bank. I am receiving 3.2% and my cost is almost 0%.
If it was you, where would you invest only for 1 year and only on FDIC protected? I checked all over internet but was not able to find better yielding banks. I am not into risky instruments or stocks only safe bets.
By the way if I want, I can get more, probably make the total balance to $130-$140K but that needs a little extra work.
Quote from misterno:
I did several Balance Trasfers and received $90K cash and deposited them to savings account in Dollardirect savings bank. I am receiving 3.2% and my cost is almost 0%.
If it was you, where would you invest only for 1 year and only on FDIC protected? I checked all over internet but was not able to find better yielding banks. I am not into risky instruments or stocks only safe bets.
By the way if I want, I can get more, probably make the total balance to $130-$140K but that needs a little extra work.
Quote from S2007S:
I have called up several CC companies and they have actually raised their BALANCE TRANSFER fees from 3% to 4%. What company gave you 0% transfer fees and 0% CASH ADVANCE. Every company I have called has no offers.
Quote from misterno:
This 90K was from 3 credit cards and average BT fee was like 50 bucks because there was a max fee cap
Now for being late in the game, yes you are right but it is free money wirh 0 risk so who cares?
Savings account that I deposited the money is FDIC insured even though the bank goes down I am sure I will get the money in couple of weeks or so.
I found broadway financial bank paying 4% but their stock chart indicates almost bankrupt so I am staying away from that.
I checked all CDs available but they all pay less than 3%.
Any ideas where I can park this money for higher interest rate with FDIC?
Also my credit score is close to 800 and I still have other credit cards that I can borrow another 50K but they need a littler more work. (purchase instead of cash sent to checking account so need to use credit card to open Citi account but can be done easily just takes time)
check fatwallet.com finance forum you will see people playing around with $1MM 0 risk with FDIC if you ask me.