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Savings A/c In International Or Corporate Bank Is Better?

Ii personally prefer International banks only due to ATM services. But while saving some money in savings a/c I hate when international banks put a condition to maintain a minimum balance of Rs. 5000/10000. So confused bet’n choosing corporate banks or international banks for savings account.

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Is It Better To Put My Money In An Isa With Lower Interest Rate Or A Standard Savings At A Higher Rate?

My current ISA has dropped to a stupidly low rate and the alternatives are all a bit rubbish… ING offers a Savings Account at 5.0% for 12 months (with a 2.17% bonus) but their ISA only has a rate of 3.69% for 6 months… How do I compare the difference?

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Which Is Better A Savings Bond Or A Cd?

I am saving money for my son so when he goes to college he will have money for it (he is only 6 months old now). He already has one $100 bond and one $200 savings bond. I have another $110 in cash right now and I was wondering would it better to keep getting [...]

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Can I Get A Better Interest Elsewhere On Savings Accounts?

My introductory offer was 3.8% or so now my interest rate is .02 on my Chase savings account..Are there better savings account with higher yearly interest rates??

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Post Office And Banks Savings Which Is Better And The Interest Rates?

Hi can i get an update on which is better option to invest.is it post office or banks in savings which is better and the interest rates for fixed and savings for banks and post offices.please let me know.thanks

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If The Sterling Does Collapse, Would My Savings Be Worthless? Is It Better To Buy Gold Instead?

Any ideas welcome as to what is a better way to hold savings incase the sterling collapses. Is it better to leave savings as they are and ride out the storm?

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Is It Better To Put More Money In Savings Accounts Now And Less Into Iras?

I’m 27, husband is 34. We’re both going to start IRAs. I don’t know if it’s better to save more now and put less into IRAS. We are halfway to reaching the goal amount for our emergency savings. We intend on going to grad school also. But, we are behind with retirement, so I wasn’t [...]

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