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Nathan G.
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Security deposit interest

Nathan G.
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  • Prosper, TX
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My Chase Business savings account pays negligible interest, and I would like a higher interest bearing account in which to place security deposits so I can keep the interest (in Michigan where this is allowed).

Where is a good place to put security deposits to get significant interest? My personal savings account is with Ally and pays 2.2% APY presently, but I cannot open an account under my LLC there. If I open another savings account there under my name it feels like commingling.

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Wesley W.
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Wesley W.
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If it's separate account number, I don't think that would be considered commingling.  I earn about 1% on my deposits at a local credit union.  Not insignificant return for holding someone else's money.

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