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Bank	APY	Term	Min $ Open
Chase Bank www.chase.com 877-682-4273	0.25%	6 Month	$1,000.00
Chase Bank www.chase.com 877-682-4273	0.25%	1 Year	$1,000.00
Chase Bank www.chase.com 877-682-4273	1.01%	18 Month	$1,000.00
Chase Bank www.chase.com 877-682-4273	1.01%	2 Year	$1,000.00
Chase Bank www.chase.com 877-682-4273	1.01%	3 Year	$1,000.00
Chase Bank www.chase.com 877-682-4273	1.01%	9 Month	$10,000.00
Chase Bank www.chase.com 877-682-4273	1.25%	13 Month	$10,000.00
Chase Bank www.chase.com 877-682-4273	1.50%	18 Month	$10,000.00
Chase Bank www.chase.com 877-682-4273	2.00%	2 year	$10,000.00
Chase Bank www.chase.com 877-682-4273	3.00%	4 Year	$10,000.00

What Are I Bonds?

I Bonds are a low-risk savings product sold by the U.S. Treasury as either a paper bond at a financial institution or as an electronic product in the TreasuryDirect section of savingsbonds.gov website. The bonds are similar to other Treasury bonds but these bonds are inflation linked savings bonds and the interest rate paid

Certificate of Deposit Rates for the Week Ending June 5, 2009

There was large thud heard coming from certificate of deposit rates this week. For the week ending June 5, 2009 the average for the top certificate of deposit rates available nationally were lower across the board. This week the average for the top ten CD rates experienced there biggest weekly loss since the start of

CD Rates Update Week Ending April 10, 2009

Interest rates on certificates of deposit were lower for the week ending April 10, 2009. Although CD rates have been on a steady decline throughout the year the rate of decline on bank CD yields was been reduced slightly this week. The longer term maturities saw the smallest reduction in rates. On the longer term

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Chase CD Rates for the Week Ending Aug 14, 2009

Chase CD rates were little changed for the week ending August 14, 2009. Chase Bank CD rates did not move discernibly for the week. The lack of activity in Chase CD rates matches the lackluster movement in national bank CD rates week over week. This past week’s modest descent in the national bank rates was [...]

Banking & CD FAQs

What is the Annual Percentage Yield (APY)?

Annual percentage yield (APY) is the yield you earn on a deposit over the course of a year; it is a standardized way of comparing investments. The APY is important because it takes into account the assumed compounding of your interest. Compounding is simply a method of making earnings on your earnings.

When interest rates have gone up, banks seem to refuse to raising the rate on my certificates of deposit, why?

When you buy a CD, you enter into a contract involving a fixed amount of money, the principal, for a predetermined period of time, the term, and an agreed-upon interest rate and yield. The bank is simply honoring the terms of the contract; it is not obligated to change those terms when interest rates

What does it mean to “break the buck” and has a money market fund ever done that?

“Breaking the buck” occurs when a money market fund is unable to repay its $1.00 NAV per share. Since Rule 2a-7 was adopted in 1983, only once has a money market fund failed to repay the full principal amount of its shareholders’ investments. In that case, a small institutional money market fund in 1994 “broke

I received my payroll check and went to the bank the check was drawn on to cash it. The bank refused to cash the check since I do not have an account with them. Is this legal?

There is no federal law or regulation that requires national banks to cash checks for noncustomers. Most banks have policies that allow check cashing services only for customers who have an account with them in order to protect both themselves and their customers from forgeries. Once a national bank cashes a check that has

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