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Bank	Mortgage Rate	Points	APR
Wells Fargo FHA Mortgage Rates wellsfargo.com 877-937-9357	3.750	1.000	3.981
US Bank FHA Mortgage Rates usbank.com 800-365-5001	4.250	0.000	4.750
HSBC FHA Mortgage Rates us.hsbc.com 888-346-1717	4.000	0.000	4.173
SunTrust FHA Mortgage Rates suntrustmortgage.com 800-330-4684	3.625	3.000	4.638
TD Bank FHA Mortgage Rates tdbank.com 800-937-5020	4.000	0.000	4.539
First National Bank of Omaha FHA Mortgage firstnational.com 877-687-5626	3.875	0.000	4.391
Zions Bank FHA Mortgage Rates zionsbank.com 800-727-8893	3.875	0.000	4.419
Bank of the West FHA Mortgage Rates bankofthewest.com 800-563-1852	4.250	0.000	4.825
Commerce Bank FHA Mortgage Rates commercebank.com 800-903-3210	4.250	0.000	4.802
North American Savings Bank FHA Mortgage Rates nasb.com 800-677-6272	3.750	1.000	4.678

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CD Interest Rates Decidedly Lower February 13, 2012

CD interest rates made their biggest drop yet this year. The stronger than expected employment figures have just not been strong enough to counter the impact of the Fed which has used monetary easing to keep short interest rates low and bank CD rates just keep moving lower. Based on the bank CD rate survey [...]

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In the most recent survey of bank CD rates conducted by Selectcdrates.com, CD rates slumped slightly compounding last week’s similar dip. The average yield on the Selectcdrates.com CD rate index moved down to 1.081 percent from an average rate of 1.087 percent found in the previous rate survey. The Selectcdrates.com index covers the top ten [...]

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