There’s been a lot of interest lately in Chase CD rates. As a large bank, JP Morgan Chase offers quite a few certificates of deposit and their best rates vary according to the amount invested. There are two categories of CDs — those under $10,000 and those amounting to $10,000 and over. The Chase Bank […]
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Bank of Internet USA Offer Among Best 2-year CD Rates
Friday, July 16th, 2010 | Comments Off on Bank of Internet USA Offer Among Best 2-year CD Rates
Looking for a California bank CD deal to plunk down money for 2 years? You’re looking for the best CD rate possible, I know. There’s a $1,000.00 CD that’s paying a 1.940% APY at Bank of Internet USA. Other great deals: 6 mo certificate of deposit is paying 0.75% APY 1 yr certificate of deposit […]
Read More...Sallie Mae Now Offers the Nation’s Top Interest Rate for its New Online High-yield Savings Account
Tuesday, July 13th, 2010 | Comments Off on Sallie Mae Now Offers the Nation’s Top Interest Rate for its New Online High-yield Savings Account
Sallie Mae is currently offering a 1.55% APY for its 1 year CD. That’s well above the national average of .68% APY. There are no minimum balances or monthly fees, and your money is FDIC insured. It is also offering a 2.40% APY for 3-year CDs, 3.00% APY for five year certificates of deposit. These […]
Read More...California Banks Present Their Highest CD Rates for 5-year Money
Thursday, July 8th, 2010 | Comments Off on California Banks Present Their Highest CD Rates for 5-year Money
The 5-year best CD rates from California banks appears to be Ally Bank at the moment. Its high yield 5-year Certificate of Deposit is paying 2.90%, compounded daily for a 2.94% APY. IronStone Bank of San Diego has a 5 year high yield CD paying 2.96% compounded daily, for a 3.00% APY. The minimum deposit […]
Read More...The Top 5 California Bank Highest CD Rates
Thursday, June 24th, 2010 | Comments Off on The Top 5 California Bank Highest CD Rates
One year CD rates continue to be pitifully low across the nation, and with the recent Fed meeting announcement today we don't expect to see an increase in rates anytime soon. Rate watchers are continuing to shop for the best rates around, knowing that at some time in the future rates will have to rise […]
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