* maintain a 0.5% spread above the best nationally available rate as rates rise elsewhere as an ongoing customer-acquisition cost
* just stick to 3% even as other banks raise their rates higher over time, assuming that 3% is good enough and their product is sticky enough that people won't move
It will be interesting to see if they
* maintain a 0.5% spread above the best nationally available rate as rates rise elsewhere as an ongoing customer-acquisition cost
* just stick to 3% even as other banks raise their rates higher over time, assuming that 3% is good enough and their product is sticky enough that people won't move