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No bank has good interest rates.
Try a credit union market account or CD.
No banks.
Try a credit union. They pay you more interest, and have far fewer fee's and lower interest when they loan you money.
Actually the first answer isn't true. It depends on what type of account you're wanting. I personally use Citibank and for instance if you want cds then they have a 6 month cd at 5% and a couple savings accounts at 4.5% +.
Of course the best site to check is bankrate.com.
Take a look at http://www.ingdirect.com/osa_work/...
The only crummy thing about it is that you can't get your money out of the account as fast as with a brick-and-mortar bank.
None. The bank takes your money and invests It at a considerably higher interest rate than they will ever give you. Try Thornberg Mortgage common stock,Start with a minimum 500 dollar investment directly through the company,then buy shares commission free the rest of your life while getting a 7% return on your money. Very solid company.
I was doing a search on that question myself today. If there isn't a local credit union in your area that pays good rates you might consider online. ING Direct has a 25$ teaser if you have 250$ deposited in 90 days. They pay 4.50%. FNOB which is First National Bank of Omaha has an online account that is paying a great rate of 6% until Sept. 28, then it will drop to probably 5.25. igobanking.com is offering a rate of 5.30%. These were the online banks that I found that had no fees of any kind and no minimum balances. Only 6 withdrawals are allowed a month though, then you're charged but hey, it's supposed to be a savings account. Check the sites for the specifics.
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