How must "tiered" interest rates be disclosed under TISA?

Under the Truth in Savings Act (TISA), tiered interest rates refer to a structure where different interest rates apply to various balance ranges or "tiers." It is crucial for financial institutions to disclose the specific balances required for each tier clearly. This transparency ensures that consumers understand how much they need to deposit to qualify for different interest rates, enabling them to make informed decisions about their savings options.

By disclosing the balances required for each tier, the institution provides essential information allowing customers to compare savings products effectively and assess which account best meets their needs. The clarity in disclosure regarding tiered rates promotes fairness and helps avoid any potential misunderstandings about how interest will be calculated based on account balances. Such requirements are integral to TISA's goal of ensuring that consumers are fully aware of the terms and conditions associated with their savings accounts.