Tag Archives: Rates

How Long Does It Take When The Feds Cut Interest Rates For Your Bank To Pass The Savings On To You.?

By Increase Savings | Published: December 20, 2009

I haven tseen the rates drop in over a year now. Have any of you run into this too?? I would like to refinance if / when they lower the rates.

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What Is A Great Bank That Has Good Interest Rates For Cd/time Deposits, Free Savings, And Free Checking?

By Increase Savings | Published: November 30, 2009

I am specifically in San Diego, California and would like to have my money earn interests. I do appreciate you substantive answers. Thank you!

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Which Banks Consistently Pay High Rates On Money Market Savings Accounts? Or, Where Can I Find Relevant Data?

By Increase Savings | Published: November 5, 2009

I want to open a new money market savings account, and I’ve compared current rates at bankrate.com. However, I’d like to put my money into an account that is consistently among the highest rates, even if it is not the absolute highest rate available right now. Thanks for any information!

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Has Anyone Successfully Locked Into Some Of The High Savings Rates That Seem To Be Advertised Everywhere?

By Increase Savings | Published: October 8, 2009

All the newspapers are giving a list of accounts one can open but try opening one. You have to either travel to Swindon (I live in Kent) or possibly to Mars to get one of those rates advertised!

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Where Can I Find The Best Interest Rates For Personal Savings And Checking Accounts?

By Increase Savings | Published: October 1, 2009

I would like to see a site where it shows most, if not all of the banks in the Southwest region of the US so I can compare.

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Why Isn't The "credit Crunch" Pushing Up Interest Rates On Savings Accounts And Money Market Accounts?

By Increase Savings | Published: September 14, 2009

If banks are having trouble finding money to loan out, shouldn’t they be offering higher interest rates on their savings accounts to attract more money? Instead, interest rates have gone down recently. Does the Fed’s rate cut overwhelm any extra money they might have gotten from savings accounts?

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

By Increase Savings | Published: September 10, 2009

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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Are Interest Rates For Regular Savings Accounts Ever Going To Go Up Again?

By Increase Savings | Published: September 6, 2009

Call me crazy but I remember when I was a kid in the 80′s, my savings account got about 5% interest every year. When did the rate crash to 0-1%, and will it ever go back up again?

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