The Bank of Blue Valley makes it possible to earn interest similar to what you’d earn on money saved in a certificate of deposit through your every-day checking account.  The Performance checking account earns 5.38% interest (5.51% APY) up to a balance of $25,000.

Performance Checking

In addition to the premium interest rates earned on balances held in a performance checking account at the Bank of BlueValley, you get up to $25 in nationwide ATM fees refunded to your account if you make at least 12 signature based debit card transactions per cycle and have a direct deposit or ACH debit transaction per cycle.  If you don’t meet these basic requirements, you still earn base interest of 1.24%, so all is not lost!

You can open a Performance checking account with no minimum deposit requirement.  There are no monthly service charges to keep your account or minimum monthly balances to maintain.  You get a complimentary debit card and access to your account online – which includes online bill pay.

In addition, your account entitles you to Complimentary Financial Planning Services and a Complimentary Trust Review, as wel ass a Complimentary Investment Services Review.  Bank of Blue Valley’s Wealth Management Division works with account holders to help them plan for the future. You receive the initial financial planning meeting as a complimentary service, and then subsequent progress checks are offered to all Bank of Blue Valley’s clients.

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