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Citizens Financial Group this week launched two new savings programs for people saving up to buy a house or put a student through college. The HomeBuyer Savings and CollegeSaver accounts each will earn a $1,000 bonus payment from the bank, if account-holders meet certain requirements. To qualify for the payment with a HomeBuyer Savings account, customers must save a minimum of $100 per month for three years and finance their home with Citizens. With a CollegeSaver account, customers must open the account by their child's sixth birthday and must save a minimum of $25 per month until the child turns 18. There is no limit on the accounts and no early-withdrawal penalties, though customers would forfeit the bonus. CollegeSaver accounts come with a tiered interest rate that depends on the balance. The new savings plans are available to new and existing customers and are insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. |
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