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Let Your Money Make More Money For Free In An FDIC Insured Account!

* What is it?

Yotta is an FDIC insured savings account with a better APY then you're getting now, plus the very common chance to get paid every single WEEK just for using their bank. They have a standard APY of .2% for everyone (mine is a full 14% right now, more below) and recurring "lottery tickets" worth up to $10,000,000. Use code BAILEYC for 100 extra tickets for free.

* Can I trust them?

Yotta uses Plaid to connect to your bank, the same verification service used by almost every other safe app. Yotta is hosted by Evolve Trust & Bank who was founded back in 1925, hard to believe a scamming source would be around for 100 years. Plus, every account is FDIC insured up to $250,000. You can google everyone involved and see that everyone is reliable and trusted, Yotta's leadership team is listed on Forbes 30 under 30, they have 2 different investors listed on Bloomberg Market's 50 Most-Influential Investors in Global Finance, and lots of other big name investors, and you can see that almost everyone who uses Yotta has highly rated it and had a good experience with it. Yotta was founded in 2019 inspired by the UK company Premium Bonds, with the mission of helping Americans create an emergency fund, reduce people's losses on lottery ticket purchases since those are scams, and make saving more fun and rewarding for the average person. A lot of people miss out on money because they think anything better then what they have is a scam.

* What is my interest rate?

Yotta is special in a few ways, one of them being that instead of earning normal "interest" like other banks, Yotta directly pays you a .2% "savings reward" on the first of every month straight into your account. That's about 20x higher than what most people are earning with their savings account right now. Chase, Wells Fargo, BoA, BBVA, and more banks all only give you a .01% APY, and lots of banks don't even offer 1/4th of what Yotta's APY is, you'd be lucky to get a .05% APY. You're already missing out on 4-20x more earnings right there alone, but this bank gets better.

* Recurring weekly tickets

For every $25 in your account you get 1 free recurring "lottery ticket". Every ticket can win $0.01 up to 10,000,000. Plus, the other week, someone in California won the option between a Tesla Model 3 or $37,990 in cash. The official chances of a ticket being a winning ticket is 1/44 but seems more common. Every night at 7pm one number is pulled, on Sunday the winning ball is pulled and the amount is deposited in your account same day. Use code BAILEYC when signing up for 100 extra free tickets.

* New debit card

They recently made their own card as well. Using their card gives you 10% of every purchase in recurring tickets. The card also gives you a 1/500 chance to get your entire purchase completely free. If you spend $2,000 on the card in the first 4 months of receiving it, you get an extra 1,000 tickets, and spending 2k in 4 months is easily attainable.

* My experience so far

Since the start of the year my account had an APY of 13.76% in January and 14.68% so far in February. That means that in Jan I got 13% of the money I had in the account added to it for free, and in Feb I got 14% of the even bigger amount from Jan. Your APY will change month to month based on winnings, but you're promised a minimum .2% APY even if you never win a single raffle. I deposited $125, enough for 5 weekly tickets, but I've still had at least one winning ticket every single week so far. With my 100 sign up tickets, I had 5 of them win that week. Use code BAILEYC for 100 of your own free tickets. I really like this bank, it's treated me well since I've signed up and it has really good perks. The free chance to win money every week is already pretty cool, add that on top of the 20x higher APY than big banks offer and you'll see why people like Yotta. You could make one deposit and just let the tickets make money for you every week, or you could use this as your main savings account and earn more than you are now.