BB&T Credit Sweep Plus also automatically invests idle funds in higher yielding deposits. Your BB&T business checking account is linked to a Money Rate Savings Account. Each night, any funds over your chosen balance are automatically swept into your choice of investments.
How the sweep process works:
- Your business checking account is linked to a Money Rate Savings account
- Choose an investment option and set target balance for the checking account established
- Funds in excess of that target amount are automatically transferred to the Money Rate Savings Account and into your chosen investment option
- If the checking account balance falls below the target, funds from the Money Rate Savings Account are automatically transferred over to reestablish the balance
- On the first business day of the month, any funds in an investment will move back to the operating account and then be moved to the Money Rate Savings Account
Restrictions
- Funds invested in one of the business Money Rate Savings options are FDIC insured for up to six transfers
- Checks may not be written on the Money Rate Savings account
- The Money Rate Savings Account cannot accept deposits other than through Sweep Advantage
- Transfers from the Money Rate Savings account are limited to six within a monthly service charge cycle to comply with the Federal Reserve Board's Regulation D transfer limits
- At the sixth transfer in the cycle, all available funds in the Money Rate Savings account are transferred to the actual, stand-alone investment choice you originally defined
- From that point forward, unlimited transfer activity is permitted between the four investment vehicles, but the funds are not FDIC insured. However, the full faith and credit of BB&T Corporation back them