2010 High-Yield Checking Study » Study results » Bank of the SierraSierra Reward CheckingNationally offeredAPYDefault APYDebit transactions requiredBill repayment requirementDirect deposit requiredBalance capNo4.09%0.12%12YesYes$25,000Requirements: 12 debit card purchases; one direct deposit or ACH automatic payment; one online bill pay; eStatements. Editor's note: On April 5, 2010, Bank of the Sierra stopped offering Sierra Reward Checking nationally.Select a bank:Addison Avenue FCUAdvantage Plus FCUAmegy BankAmericaNet BankAmerican National BankArizona Bank & TrustAtlantic Coast BankBank of Hiawassee & Bank of BlairsvilleBank of the SierraBank of the WichitasBankTexasBECUCambridge Savings BankCapital BankCattleman's National BankCBDirect BankCity National BankColonial SavingsCommunity Bank of RaymoreCommunity Bank of Pleasant HillCommunity National Bank of Lakeway AreaConnexus Credit UnionConsumers Credit UnionCoulee BankCross Keys BankDanversbankEvantage BankFirst Bank & TrustFirst Clover Leaf BankFirst National Community BankFirst New England FCUFirst Security Bank & TrustFounders BankHanmi BankHeritage BankIntegrity BankJeff Davis BankKANZA BankLee County Bank & Trust NALiberty BankMeredith Village Savings BankMidWest America FCUNevada State BankNorStates BankNorth Country Savings BankOuachita Independent BankPacific Resource Credit UnionPatriot BankPremier Valley BankProvident Credit UnionProvidentNJSouthern Community Bank & TrustState Bank of ToledoSutton BankThe Bank of FayettevilleViewPoint BankWest Texas National BankWorthington Federal Bank<< Back to the 2010 High-Yield Checking Study results pageadvertisementRelated Links:Choosing the right checking account Getting personal bank loansPrivate banking offers perks to wealthy Related Articles:Find high-yield checkingGo for high-yield checking Types of checking accounts
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