General Online Bank Information
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| Deposits FDIC Insured |
Yes |
| Insured Bank |
Popular Bank |
| FDIC Certificate # |
34967 |
| Date Established |
1999 |
| Assets |
$9.72 billion |
| Loans |
$6.9 billion |
| Deposits |
$7.08 billion |
| Capital |
$1.78 billion |
Money that you deposit is held by Popular Bank.
Popular Bank is an FDIC insured institution founded in 1999.
It has approximately $9.72 billion in assets.
For a more detailed analysis of Popular Bank's financial condition
and a description of what these numbers mean, please visit the Financial
Details section.
Customer Reviews for Popular Direct (24)
Ryan
March 06, 2019 |
Great rates! I've banked with them for about a year and have both a Savings Account and a CD. Yes, a little bit of a hassle to set up, but worth it to make a $... And who cares about the withdrawal penalty? If you might need the money in that timeframe, a CD is not the right choice.
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Stevein Philly
January 24, 2019
Seems to me the BEST deal for 3 years - if you don't need it. Only ONE year interest early w/d. On the same banks 5 year it is TWO years. IThe important thing is to only put money in you WON'T NEED for 3 years.
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RB Altman
November 16, 2018 | | Replies 2
I made the mistake of opening a CD with these guys once. Don't be fooled. The language is clear. The early termination fees are crazy compared with Synchrony or Ally or Citizens. Go with one of those guys. Here are Popular's EW fees: For terms equal to or greater than 91 days but less than 12 months, the fee is 120 days simple interest.
For terms equal to or greater than 12 months but less than 36 months, the fee is 270 days simple interest.
For terms equal to or greater than 36 months but less than 60 months, the fee is 365 days simple interest.
For terms equal to or greater than 60 months, the fee is 730 days simple interest.
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aclient | Oct 20, 2019
Use a savings account IF YOU MIGHT need to take money out before the mature date!!! Common sense.
duh | Oct 20, 2019
WHY do you invest in a CD if you need to take it out!!! Use your brains.
Jeff
November 05, 2018 |
A 2-year early withdrawal penalty on a 5-year CD! Forget it!!!
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Terry
October 25, 2018 |
The 3.50% rate caught my eye so I looked into it. I found out that the early withdrawal fee on a 5-year CD is 730 days! That's two years! Stay away.
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