For Customers who typically maintain higher balances and want to get more from their checking account, such as bonus rates and discounts on select services.
Automatic Loan Payments – Take advantage of interest rate discounts on consumer installment loans and consumer line of credit accounts when you set up automatic payments from your WSFS checking account.
Automated Telephone Banking – Get immediate access to account information over the phone by calling 1.888.WSFSBANK.
*Bonus interest rates on WSFS Relationship Checking require 15 debit card purchases within a statement cycle and require minimum average balances. The debit card purchase requirement is waived for customers over 60 years old.
**No charge on ATM transactions at non-WSFS ATMs; surcharges by the ATM owner may apply.
***Monthly average combined balances include checking, savings and money market accounts and all WSFS Consumer Loan and Lines outstanding excluding WSFS Mortgages and Credit Cards.
^Visa’s Zero Liability policy covers U.S.-issued cards only and does not apply to ATM transactions, PIN transactions not processed by Visa, or certain commercial card transactions. Cardholder must notify issuer promptly of any unauthorized use. It also excludes a transaction made by a person authorized to transact business on the account and/or a transaction made by a cardholder that exceeds the authority given by the account owner.
^^The interest rate and Annual Percentage Yield (APY) for these accounts are effective as of June 2, 2023 and are subject to change. Fees assessed may reduce account earnings.
^^^Rate discount does not apply to the following products: lines of credit, student loans, CD-secured loans, lot loans or single payment loans.
WSFS Bank and the Philadelphia Union today announced the launch of a co-branded debit card. As the official bank and community supporter of the Philadelphia Union and Subaru Park, WSFS is offering a one-of-a-kind design that features the Philadelphia Union logo and colors to showcase fan support for their hometown team.
Interest rates have continued to climb to levels not seen in recent years and have impacted many consumers’ financial situation and goals. A recent WSFS study found that regional respondents said building an emergency fund (52%) is their top goal, followed by increasing savings in retirement accounts (49%).
With interest rates rising and record high inflation over the past year, many consumers are looking for ways to save more money. For those who have built up a solid nest egg, rising interest rates can present an opportunity to grow their savings through tools like high-yield money markets.