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What is mph.bank?
MPH.bank stands for Makes – People – Happy.
We believe in “Save First, Spend Smarter”. This approach isn’t just practical, it empowers you to achieve financial freedom and the happiness that comes with it.
How much do I have to deposit to open a mph.bank account?
You can open a mph.bank account with as little as a $0.00 opening balance. Your balance is available to you as soon you get confirmation that your new mph.bank account is opened.
What does it cost to use mph.bank?
It will depend on which account you choose.
The Free account is…FREE!
With the Friends account it could be nothing. You can waive the monthly $9 fee if you simply make 15 purchases with your mphCard.
The First account is…FREE!
The Fresh account is $9 month.
What is mph.bank’s routing number?
mph.bank’s routing number is 242272324.
This is the same routing number for Liberty Savings Bank accounts that are opened online.
Do I really get paid for referrals?
Yes. If you choose the Friends account, you could refer friends and earn for each person, up to six degrees of connections while you sleep, every month.² Try our calculator and see how much you can make.
How can you afford to pay every month for referrals?
At mph.bank, we decided to create a bank that gives value to our customers instead of buying expensive media, building swanky branches with coffee bars, or sponsoring professional sports stadiums.
We give those dollars to you.
Why debit cards vs credit cards?
Credit cards can be bad
Debit cards are simpler and better
Transitioning from using credit cards (spending money you are borrowing) to using a debit card (spending money you have) can be helpful.
Source: https://www.cardrates.com/advice/number-of-credit-card-transactions-per-day-year/
Does mph.bank work with Venmo, Paypal or Zelle³?
We offer Zelle³ with mph.bank. It is easy to use with no new apps or accounts needed. You can also use Venmo or Paypal with your mph.bank account if you like.
What type of account is mph?
You have four account choices. Pick the option that fits you best.
Is mph.bank a savings account?
If you have a mph.bank Free or First checking account you can add multiple “Goals” savings accounts, and name them yourself. The balances in Goals accounts earn 3.00%APY†.
Go ahead, and save for that new guitar, bike, car, home, or whatever!
Is mph.bank a checking account?
mph.bank has multiple “Checking” accounts to choose from. Compare the features for each account.
Can I create an account to save up for a new cuddly Australian Shepherd? We want to name him “Sparky”.
Of course. If you have a Free or First checking account, you can create a custom Sparky “Goals” account to save up for your new puppy! (Hint: Set up “Round-up” to reach your goal faster!)
If I have a Friends account, how do I make 15 debits?
Easy peasy. Use your mphCard for Amazon, Netflix, Hulu, your morning coffee, or when you buy groceries. Simply do what you normally do. The average person makes 68 payments per month, and 23 are debit card purchases. Better yet, mph.bank gives you a hand with features like mphCard instaPay and mphCard onFile making your 15 debits a no-brainer.
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†Goals accounts earn 3.00%APY (APY stands for Annual Percentage Yield). All deposit products are provided by, and mph.bank is a brand of, Liberty Savings Bank, F.S.B. Member FDIC.
There is only one monthly $9 membership fee that’s easy to avoid!
Simply make 15 purchases each month with your mphCard it waives the only fee on the account. This also unlocks additional goodies. You could make $$$ with monthly Referral Rewards* and also earn 0.55% APY* interest on your Spend account balances.
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If you are interested in opening the High-Yield MMDA or Certificate of Deposits (CD) that is currently listed on SaveBetter, please go here.