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Show t Financial institution announces interest plan k t ffl y s p LJJ. -r - r-w i,. juu ")'' , . V- Stl ft 'U- BALTIMORE -Commercial Credit Plan, Incorporated, has announced a new high interest plan for Utah residents. It's called the T-Bill Thrift Account. This account, available only from Commercial Credit, was created for the saver who doesn't want to tie up money in term certificates, but who wants maximum interest with the flexibility of a passbook account. The high interest rates offered by the T-Bill Thrift Account are equal to the average rate of three-month Treasury Bills sold at the last auction in the preceding month. That means interest goes up as the T-Bill T-Bill rate goes up. But fifth T-Bill rate drops, the account will never earn less than Commercial Credit's Super Savings Plan rate, currently 10 percent annually. Also, under this thrift plan, funds are accessible. Customers can withdraw $50 or more and add funds at any time. If the balance drops below $2,000 in any month, a $5 fee is charged; however, the full interest rate for the month is still earned. Interest is compoundec daily and credited to th( account monthly. |