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Savings Rate Comparison
Find today's savings rates. Compare rates for savings accounts, money market accounts, certificates of deposit and more. Review both top national and local savings rates.
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When will deposit rates go up again?
Savings rates are influenced by competition, loan rates, inflation, deposit dollar volume, global economy conditions, supply and demand, and the Fed. Identifying and understanding these components can help you plan to maximize your deposit dollars.
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Do low bank rates make life insurance a better investment?
Historically, bank interest rates have consistently outperformed the earnings from whole life insurance policies. But unless curremt market rates increase, life insurance accounts should remain a competitive alternative investment to savings accounts.
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Emergency Savings Calculator
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See how different savings rates, the timing of your deposits and different savings strategies can impact your overall savings over time.
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Determine how much emergency savings you may need, and how you can begin a saving strategy geared toward this important goal.
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About our comparisons of savings rates
We strive to provide comprehensive listings of savings rates to help you find a savings option that fits your specific needs. We hope to make the overall comparison process simple and help you get the most out of, and earn the most with, your savings accounts. For more information about savings rates or other banking topics, visit our banking FAQs.
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BANKING NEWS
Wall Street Reform, new credit card restrictions round off the month of July
After waiting weeks for the Senate to give him the nod, President Obama finally signed the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act into law this past month. The New York Daily News called it the toughest set of financial regulations passed since the Great Depression.
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BANKING TIPS
Banking at multiple institutions: A good idea?
As long as you can keep track of your accounts and fees, it can be a good idea to spread out accounts across two or more banks.
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