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Posted in February 12th, 2009

CD Rate Updates

CD Interest Rates Continue to Fall July 19, 2010

National certificate of deposit rates once again moved lower for the week ending July 16, 2010. According to the most recent survey of bank CD rates performed by Selectcdrates.com, CD interest rates were lower for three of the five CD maturities measured and remained unchanged for the remaining two terms.
The average of the top [...]

Bank CD Interest Rates June 21, 2010

Certificate of deposit interest rates were just fractionally lower for the week ending June 18, 2010 based on the survey of bank CD rates performed by Selectcdrates.com. National CD rates for the three month, six month and two year maturities ended the week unchanged from the prior week. The one year and five [...]

Bank Certificate of Deposit Rates June 14, 2010

Certificate of deposit interest rates ended the week on June 11th with mixed results across the various maturities. The average yield for the five year CD rates ended with a gain on the week while the six month and one year term CDs remained unchanged. Unfortunately, the average rate on the top ten [...]

Banking & CD FAQs

I have a cashiers check from a bank after an insurance settlement, the check is written as payable to just myself. Can I deposit this into my joint account or do I need to open a single account?

You should have no problem depositing the check to your joint account just as you would any other check that is written to either yourself or the other party on your joint account.

Where can I find the FDIC’s watch list of troubled banks?

The FDIC does not publish that list. Although the FDIC periodically announces the number of banks they have on the watch list, they do not believe it would be prudent to relesease the names of the banks to the public. The obvious conclusion is that the FDIC is trying to bring these banks

What happens to my coverage if I have deposits at two insured banks that merge?

When two or more insured banks merge, the deposits from the assumed bank continue to be insured separately for at least six months after the merger. This grace period gives a depositor the opportunity to restructure his or her accounts, if necessary. CDs from the assumed bank are separately insured until the earliest

Why would a store that took my check to pay for some items want to convert my check into an electronic check conversion?

Electronic check conversion is a process in which your check is used as a source of information–for the check number, your account number, and the number that identifies your financial institution. The information is then used to make a one-time electronic payment from your account–an electronic fund transfer. The end result is that

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