If you choose the rewards account, you’re required to make at least 10 check card transactions per month.  If you have less than $10,000 in your account, you can get an annual percentage yield of 5.25%. If you have more than $10,000, your APY is 2.25%.  This compares to a 4.77% APY with a interest-bearing checking account from FAA Credit Union in Oklahoma City, which requires a minimum balance of $1. 

With a Redneck Mega Money Market Account, you can earn 3.1% APY if your balance is less than $35,000 and 1.65% if your balance is more than that.  This compares to an APY of 2.02% if you have money market account with AllNations Bank in Calumet, Okla., which requires a minimum balance of $2,500.  To compare rates on similar accounts available in your area, go to BankingMyWay.com and enter your state or ZIP code.

The company says the Mega Money Market Account is the "redneck version" of a savings account.  It earns a decent interest rate, but it may force you to think twice before you dip into your cash.

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