Banking Frequently Asked Questions
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We’ve collected some of the most frequently asked questions about our banking products and services, and grouped them by topic to make it easier for you to access the information you need to make informed financial decisions.
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How is this different from an RBFCU Classic Money Market?
With the Classic Money Market, you earn a flat dividend rate on your total balance. A Choice Money Market utilizes blended dividend rates, which apply higher earnings rates to lower balances. As your balance increases, previous rates are retained and incorporated into your overall earnings. See rate schedule above.
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How is this different from an RBFCU Classic Money Market?
With the Classic Money Market, you earn a flat dividend rate on your total balance. A Choice Money Market utilizes blended dividend rates, which apply higher earnings rates to lower balances. As your balance increases, previous rates are retained and incorporated into your overall earnings. See rate schedule above.
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How is this different from an RBFCU Classic Money Market?
With the Classic Money Market, you earn a flat dividend rate on your total balance. A Choice Money Market utilizes blended dividend rates, which apply higher earnings rates to lower balances. As your balance increases, previous rates are retained and incorporated into your overall earnings. See rate schedule above.
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How is this different from an RBFCU Classic Money Market?
With the Classic Money Market, you earn a flat dividend rate on your total balance. A Choice Money Market utilizes blended dividend rates, which apply higher earnings rates to lower balances. As your balance increases, previous rates are retained and incorporated into your overall earnings. See rate schedule above.
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How is this different from an RBFCU Classic Money Market?
With the Classic Money Market, you earn a flat dividend rate on your total balance. A Choice Money Market utilizes blended dividend rates, which apply higher earnings rates to lower balances. As your balance increases, previous rates are retained and incorporated into your overall earnings. See rate schedule above.
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How is this different from an RBFCU Classic Money Market?
With the Classic Money Market, you earn a flat dividend rate on your total balance. A Choice Money Market utilizes blended dividend rates, which apply higher earnings rates to lower balances. As your balance increases, previous rates are retained and incorporated into your overall earnings. See rate schedule above.
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How is this different from an RBFCU Classic Money Market?
With the Classic Money Market, you earn a flat dividend rate on your total balance. A Choice Money Market utilizes blended dividend rates, which apply higher earnings rates to lower balances. As your balance increases, previous rates are retained and incorporated into your overall earnings. See rate schedule above.
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How is this different from an RBFCU Classic Money Market?
With the Classic Money Market, you earn a flat dividend rate on your total balance. A Choice Money Market utilizes blended dividend rates, which apply higher earnings rates to lower balances. As your balance increases, previous rates are retained and incorporated into your overall earnings. See rate schedule above.
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How is this different from an RBFCU Classic Money Market?
With the Classic Money Market, you earn a flat dividend rate on your total balance. A Choice Money Market utilizes blended dividend rates, which apply higher earnings rates to lower balances. As your balance increases, previous rates are retained and incorporated into your overall earnings. See rate schedule above.
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How is this different from an RBFCU Classic Money Market?
With the Classic Money Market, you earn a flat dividend rate on your total balance. A Choice Money Market utilizes blended dividend rates, which apply higher earnings rates to lower balances. As your balance increases, previous rates are retained and incorporated into your overall earnings. See rate schedule above.
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How is this different from an RBFCU Classic Money Market?
With the Classic Money Market, you earn a flat dividend rate on your total balance. A Choice Money Market utilizes blended dividend rates, which apply higher earnings rates to lower balances. As your balance increases, previous rates are retained and incorporated into your overall earnings. See rate schedule above.
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How is this different from an RBFCU Classic Money Market?
With the Classic Money Market, you earn a flat dividend rate on your total balance. A Choice Money Market utilizes blended dividend rates, which apply higher earnings rates to lower balances. As your balance increases, previous rates are retained and incorporated into your overall earnings. See rate schedule above.
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How is this different from an RBFCU Classic Money Market?
With the Classic Money Market, you earn a flat dividend rate on your total balance. A Choice Money Market utilizes blended dividend rates, which apply higher earnings rates to lower balances. As your balance increases, previous rates are retained and incorporated into your overall earnings. See rate schedule above.
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How is this different from an RBFCU Classic Money Market?
With the Classic Money Market, you earn a flat dividend rate on your total balance. A Choice Money Market utilizes blended dividend rates, which apply higher earnings rates to lower balances. As your balance increases, previous rates are retained and incorporated into your overall earnings. See rate schedule above.
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How is this different from an RBFCU Classic Money Market?
With the Classic Money Market, you earn a flat dividend rate on your total balance. A Choice Money Market utilizes blended dividend rates, which apply higher earnings rates to lower balances. As your balance increases, previous rates are retained and incorporated into your overall earnings. See rate schedule above.
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How is this different from an RBFCU Classic Money Market?
With the Classic Money Market, you earn a flat dividend rate on your total balance. A Choice Money Market utilizes blended dividend rates, which apply higher earnings rates to lower balances. As your balance increases, previous rates are retained and incorporated into your overall earnings. See rate schedule above.
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How is this different from an RBFCU Classic Money Market?
With the Classic Money Market, you earn a flat dividend rate on your total balance. A Choice Money Market utilizes blended dividend rates, which apply higher earnings rates to lower balances. As your balance increases, previous rates are retained and incorporated into your overall earnings. See rate schedule above.
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How is this different from an RBFCU Classic Money Market?
With the Classic Money Market, you earn a flat dividend rate on your total balance. A Choice Money Market utilizes blended dividend rates, which apply higher earnings rates to lower balances. As your balance increases, previous rates are retained and incorporated into your overall earnings. See rate schedule above.
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How is this different from an RBFCU Classic Money Market?
With the Classic Money Market, you earn a flat dividend rate on your total balance. A Choice Money Market utilizes blended dividend rates, which apply higher earnings rates to lower balances. As your balance increases, previous rates are retained and incorporated into your overall earnings. See rate schedule above.
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How is this different from an RBFCU Classic Money Market?
With the Classic Money Market, you earn a flat dividend rate on your total balance. A Choice Money Market utilizes blended dividend rates, which apply higher earnings rates to lower balances. As your balance increases, previous rates are retained and incorporated into your overall earnings. See rate schedule above.
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How is this different from an RBFCU Classic Money Market?
With the Classic Money Market, you earn a flat dividend rate on your total balance. A Choice Money Market utilizes blended dividend rates, which apply higher earnings rates to lower balances. As your balance increases, previous rates are retained and incorporated into your overall earnings. See rate schedule above.
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How is this different from an RBFCU Classic Money Market?
With the Classic Money Market, you earn a flat dividend rate on your total balance. A Choice Money Market utilizes blended dividend rates, which apply higher earnings rates to lower balances. As your balance increases, previous rates are retained and incorporated into your overall earnings. See rate schedule above.
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How is this different from an RBFCU Classic Money Market?
With the Classic Money Market, you earn a flat dividend rate on your total balance. A Choice Money Market utilizes blended dividend rates, which apply higher earnings rates to lower balances. As your balance increases, previous rates are retained and incorporated into your overall earnings. See rate schedule above.
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How is this different from an RBFCU Classic Money Market?
With the Classic Money Market, you earn a flat dividend rate on your total balance. A Choice Money Market utilizes blended dividend rates, which apply higher earnings rates to lower balances. As your balance increases, previous rates are retained and incorporated into your overall earnings. See rate schedule above.
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How is this different from an RBFCU Classic Money Market?
With the Classic Money Market, you earn a flat dividend rate on your total balance. A Choice Money Market utilizes blended dividend rates, which apply higher earnings rates to lower balances. As your balance increases, previous rates are retained and incorporated into your overall earnings. See rate schedule above.