Marcus by Goldman Sachs offers high yield CDs. If you want to buy some, all you have to do is transfer more money to your Marcus by Goldman Sachs account. You can make a quick and easy online transfer from the Marcus by Goldman Sachs app or website. You can make either wire or online transfers from an external bank or write out a check.
Unlike its parent company Goldman Sachs, Marcus by Goldman Sachs doesn't offer a lot of financial products. Besides basic savings accounts and loans, all it has are high-yield CDs. However, if you want to take advantage of these high yield CDs, it's pretty easy to start buying them. To start spending more on this Marcus by Goldman Sachs financial product, all you need to do is put some money into your account. Keep reading to learn how to do that.
Follow these steps to make an online transfer using the company's website:
You can also use the Marcus app to make an online transfer. Follow these steps:
Your bank can also initiate the transfer, either as a wire transfer or an online transfer. Contact your bank and ask for help. Your bank will need the Goldman Sachs routing number (1240-8526-0) and your account number to make the transfer, so make sure you have them on hand.
Marcus by Goldman Sachs also takes checks, a useful option if you don't have a linked bank account. Make the check out to yourself or to Goldman Sachs Bank USA. Put your account number on the memo line and endorse the check with "For Deposit Only." Mail it to:
Goldman Sachs Bank USA
P.O. Box 4571
Carol Stream, IL 60197-4571
Marcus by Goldman Sachs will not accept:
Once you've transferred the money into your Marcus by Goldman Sachs account, contact a customer service representative to get help selecting a high-yield CD that's right for you.
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