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Discover Bank offers a variety of accounts with low fees and useful features, but it doesn't offer very many promotions for its online bank accounts—currently, you can earn a bonus of $150 to $ ...

We picked Discover Money Market Account because you earn a competitive yield, endure few fees and have check-writing privileges, among other benefits. Discover scores well on customer service ...

Discover is a large online bank that offers checking and savings accounts with no monthly fees, and a solid savings rate, so CDs fit in within a strong lineup of accounts. » COMPARE: See the best ...

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We assessed the following five key factors to help you choose the best account for your personal finance needs. Discover CDs charge no fees and offer an array of terms, from three months to 10 years.

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Discover credit cards first rolled out in 1985 and, 15 years later, Discover Bank was officially born. Today it’s one of the largest banks in the nation, with more than $136 billion in assets ...