T-Mobile Money Review – Earn 4% APY On Balances Up To $3,000 [Available To Sprint Customers]

Update 2/19/21: They sent out an email with changes which will take effect on March 31, 2021: Eligible customers will no longer be required to deposit $200 per month to qualify for 4.00% APY. Instead, when you use your T‑Mobile MONEY card to make 10 qualifying purchases per month, you’ll earn 4.00% APY.

Update 8/27/20: Sprint customers now have access to this account

Update 4/18/19: This account has been available since November 28th, 2018 but it wasn’t being actively advertised by T-Mobile and T-Mobile was considering it an unofficial pilot program. That has changed today (T-Mobile is now pushing this account and sending out press releases). I assume that means the account is also here to stay.

Offer at a glance

Interest Rate: 1-4% APY
Minimum Balance: None listed
Maximum Balance: $3,000
Availability: Nationwide
Direct deposit required: No
Additional requirements:
Hard/soft pull: Soft pull (states no hard pull here in the F.A.Q (under about t-mobile money))
ChexSystems: Unknown
Credit card funding: Unknown but unlikely
Monthly fees: None
Insured: FDIC

The Offer

Direct link to offer

T-Mobile has launched T-Mobile money, this is a digital checking powered by BankMobile (division of Customers Bank). All users receive an APY of 1% on all balances. T-Mobile Wireless customers receive an APY of 4% on balances up to $3,000 when they deposit at least $200 per month (must also be registered for perks with your T-Mobile ID). Apparently this is only a pilot program (although anybody can join)

Avoiding Fees

This account has no monthly fees to worry about.

Our Verdict

We still need to learn a bit more about this product, such as whether it’s a hard or soft pull to open the account but it does look very promising for T-Mobile customers. 4% APY is one of the top high yield savings rates and the requirements are easy to meet as it seems like any $200 deposit qualifies you for this rate. The maximum balance of $3,000 is on the lower side, but should still be worth doing for most T-Mobile customers I think. If anybody signs up for this account then please share your experiences in the comments below. This is also a checking account so it’s more attractive than a traditional savings account as well.

Written by Doctor Of Credit @ https://www.doctorofcredit.com