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| Comparison | FDIC-insured bankCapital One / DiscoverCapital One, National Association | FDIC-insured bankBank of AmericaBank of America, National Association | FDIC-insured bankWells FargoWells Fargo Bank, National Association |
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| FederalPossible 6% cap on debt from before serviceThe federal rate limit for qualifying debt | 6% This federal protection may apply based on when the debt began and your service dates. | 6% This federal protection may apply based on when the debt began and your service dates. | 6% This federal protection may apply based on when the debt began and your service dates. |
| From the institutionLower rate from the institutionShown only when its official website describes one | 4% on eligible Capital One or Discover cards, personal loans, and auto loans Capital One must own and service the eligible loan. The 4% claim is limited here to the cards, personal loans, and auto loans named by Capital One. Who it may cover: The loan must qualify for Capital One's program. Capital One must own the loan and manage the account. Ask whether your account type is covered. See accounts and conditions
| 4% cap on eligible Bank of America home loans The home loan must be owned and managed by Bank of America. Investor-owned loans may still get the federal 6% cap, but not necessarily 4%. Who it may cover: Home loan must be both owned and managed by Bank of America and customer must qualify for military benefits. See accounts and conditions
| A reduced mortgage rate may be available Wells Fargo does not publish the exact rate, timing mechanics, or owner and servicer rules. Do not assume a rate below the federal cap. Who it may cover: Mortgage and military-status eligibility must be confirmed. The exact rate, timing mechanics, owner requirements, and servicer requirements are not published. See accounts and conditions
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| From the institutionHow long the extra may lastShown only when the institution gives a time period | Approved benefits last one year after active duty Approved accounts only. Benefits date back to qualifying service and last until one year after active duty; requests after that year are generally declined. Who it may cover: Only approved eligible accounts; the bank says requests are generally declined if active duty ended more than one year before the request. See accounts and conditions
| Card and installment benefits may continue six months after service Eligible cards and installment loans. The six-month extension generally covers both; continued reduced interest is stated only for cards. Who it may cover: Bank of America says this generally applies. Eligibility depends on the product and account. See accounts and conditions
| Mortgage fee protection may be available Wells Fargo says eligible customers may receive expanded mortgage benefits for up to 367 days after active duty. Exact fees, timing, owner, and servicer rules are not published. Who it may cover: Mortgage and military-status eligibility must be confirmed. Exact fees, timing mechanics, owner requirements, and servicer requirements are not published. See accounts and conditions
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| From the institutionOther verified benefitsFee waivers and other benefits the institution describes | 3 Verified benefits found on the official website.
| 8 Verified benefits found on the official website.
| 9 Verified benefits found on the official website.
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| ContactWays to contact the institutionPhone, mail, fax, or online options we could confirm | 4 contact options Open bank guide | 6 contact options Open bank guide | 6 contact options Open bank guide |
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