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Today's Current Michigan 6 Month CD Rates. The best Michigan 6 month CD rates. Compare the best Michigan 6 month CD rates.
Bank	APY	Term	Min $ Open
Select Bank www.selectbank.com 616-454-8447	6 Month	1.00%	$1,000.00
Grand River Bank www.grandriverbank.com 888-929-4723	6 Month	1.00%	$1,000.00
Gogebic Range Bank www.gogebicrangebank.com 906-663-4520	6 Month	1.00%	$500.00
Superior National Bank & Trust www.snb-t.com 866-482-0404	6 Month	0.95%	$500.00
Miners State Bank www.msbir.com 877-906-5131	6 Month	0.65%	$1,000.00
First National Bank of Crystal Falls www.bankfnb.com 906-875-4505	6 Month	0.55%	$1,000.00

Today's Current Michigan 1 Year CD Rates. The best Michigan 1 Year CD rates. Compare the best Michigan 1 Year CD rates.
Bank	APY	Term	Min $ Open
Superior National Bank & Trust www.snb-t.com 866-482-0404	15 Month	1.25%	$500.00
Gogebic Range Bank www.gogebicrangebank.com 906-663-4520	1 Year	1.25%	$500.00
Grand River Bank www.grandriverbank.com 888-929-4723	1 Year	1.20%	$1,000.00
Select Bank www.selectbank.com 616-454-8447	1 Year	1.20%	$1,000.00
First National Bank of Crystal Falls www.bankfnb.com 906-875-4505	15 Month	1.15%	$1,000.00
Miners State Bank www.msbir.com 877-906-5131	1 Year	1.05%	$1,000.00

Today's Current Michigan 2 Year CD Rates. The best Michigan 2 Year CD rates. Compare the best Michigan 2 Year CD rates.
Bank	APY	Term	Min $ Open
mBank www.bankmbank.com 888-343-8147	2 Year	1.60%	$250.00
Gogebic Range Bank www.gogebicrangebank.com 906-663-4520	2 Year	1.50%	$500.00
Select Bank www.selectbank.com 616-454-8447	2 Year	1.45%	$1,000.00
Grand River Bank www.grandriverbank.com 888-929-4723	2 Year	1.40%	$1,000.00
Superior National Bank & Trust www.snb-t.com 866-482-0404	25 Month	1.31%	$500.00
Miners State Bank www.msbir.com 877-906-5131	2 Year	1.25%	$1,000.00

Today's Current Michigan 5 Year CD Rates. The best Michigan 5 Year CD rates. Compare the best Michigan 5 Year CD rates.
Bank	APY	Term	Min $ Open
Urban Partnership Bank www.upbnk.com 800-905-7725	5 Year	2.42%	$1,000.00
Eaton Federal Savings Bank www.eatonfed.com 517-543-3880	5 Year	2.32%	$1,000.00
First National Bank of America www.fnba.com 800-968-3626	5 Year	2.30%	$10,000.00
Select Bank www.selectbank.com 616-454-8447	5 Year	2.25%	$1,000.00
Gogebic Range Bank www.gogebicrangebank.com 906-663-4520	5 Year	2.25%	$500.00
mBank www.bankmbank.com 888-343-8147	5 Year	2.25%	$250.00

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T-Bills, Notes, & Bonds

T-Bills, T-Notes, and T-Bonds are three forms of bonds issued by the U.S. Treasury. The Treasury issues these bonds in order to raise money for the operations of the government of the United States. Since the U.S. federal government is the issuer of these bonds, they are some of the safest investments you can find.

Cashiers Checks, Money Orders & Certified Checks

When individuals wish to guarantee payment to someone they think of these three types of checks but often don’t know one from another. Let’s attempt to set them straight. A Certified Check is a type of check where the issuing bank guarantees the recipient of the check that there is enough cash available in the

CD Rates Update February 18, 2009

The average interest rate earned on bank CDs rose by 1 basis point or 1/100th of a percentage point. Though CD rates increased, the trend has been for declining rates since the start of the year. The month of February has remained remarkably calm with CD rates gyrating very little thus far.

Michigan CD Rate Updates

Michigan CD Rates for the week of June 5, 2009

Midterm CD rates in Michigan, the one year and two year terms, were unchanged for the week while the short term and long term CD rates slumped. The average of the best six month CD rates fell nine basis points or 9/100 of a percent to end the week at 2.04%. The one year CD [...]

The Best Michigan CD Rates for the week of May 29, 2009

The best CD rates in Michigan increased slightly on average with the gains mostly in the bottom of the rate tables with the highest CD rates for each term reaming unchanged. The best six month CD rate was unchanged at 2.30% and is promoted by New Liberty Bank. Peoples State Bank follows with a seven [...]

Michigan CD Rates Updated May 8, 2009

The best Michigan CD rates experienced only slight changes for the week ending May 8, 2009. The five year CD rates gained a little ground while the two year CD rates lost some; these changes were the equivalent of a few basis points or 3/100 of a percent. The best six month CD rate in [...]

Banking & CD FAQs

My son has a small savings account that was opened a few years ago. When I recently checked the balance it was close to zero. It appears the bank has been assessing fees on the balance bringing it to almost nothing. Can they do that on his account?

There is no Federal regulation that would stop a bank from continual assessing account fees as long as these fees were disclosed in advance to your son. The bank should have disclosed its fees to your son either at the time of account opening or at a later date if the fees were initiated

Does the Federal Reserve control or set the prime rate?

No. The prime rate is a benchmark rate used by institutions for pricing business and other credit. Banks set their own rates based on the demand for various kinds of loans, on the cost of money to the banks, and on the administrative costs of making loans. Each bank in accord with other rates

If one of my twenty-dollar bills was partially destroyed in my washing machine will it still be any good?

If you have more than 50% of its total area, the bank will replace the bill with a new one. They do this to prevent someone from splitting the bill right in half and doubling their value. Only the portion with a higher than 50% of its total area will be replaceable.

What is the difference between a zero-coupon bond or zero coupon CD and a regular bond or CD?

The difference between a zero coupon bond or CD and a regular bond or CD is that a zero-coupon bond does not pay coupons, or interest payments, to the bondholder or CD holder while a typical bond and CD does make these interest payments. The holder of a zero-coupon bond or CD only receives the

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