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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

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The Purpose of Banks

Banks are places that take your money, keep it safe and let you use a debit card or checks to take care of day-to-day purchases. A depository for your day-to-day funds and short-term savings is the main features most consumers use the local bank for. And there is a good likelihood that your

CD Interest Rates for the Week Ending September 25, 2009

CD interest rates offered by banks that are available nationally were little changed for the week ending September 25, 2009. Short term bank CD rates, six month and one year term CDs, were unchanged while the longer term CD rates, two year and five year terms, moved in opposite directions by a relatively very small

Bank CD Rates October 29, 2009

Bank CD rates were moderately lower for the week for the week ending October 29, 2009. The short term CD interest rates had the largest rate movement, unfortunately to the downside. Mid term CD rates were modestly higher and the long term, five year CD rates were down just slightly. Six month CD rates that are

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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

My bank no longer pays interest on my money market account because I wrote too many checks. Can it do this?

Three types of accounts—money market accounts, passbook accounts or statement savings accounts—are limited to no more than six transfers and withdrawals per calendar month or per statement cycle. No more than three of the six transfers may be made by check, draft, or debit card. The other transfers can be made by pre-authorized

The bank where I have my CDs says that interest on the CD account is compounding daily. If the interest earned from the CD is paid monthly, how can they say they are compounding it daily?

When your bank states it compounds the interest daily on a CD but it pays out that interest monthly, it is engaging in a fairly standard process. The bank calculates your interest each day on the CD and simply processes that amount as a computer entry without actually paying that interest out.

My bank is charging me exorbitant ATM fees. Is this legal?

Yes. Federal law allows banks to charge non-interest charges and fees, including deposit account service charges. All fees should be determined on a competitive basis within the market. Each bank should make the decision on the type, amount, and method of calculation based on sound banking judgment and safe and sound banking

What are some reasons why a bank would prevent someone from opening a checking account?

If a prospective account holder has had a bad credit history pertaining to bank accounts this may prevent you from opening a new account. Mishandling bank accounts is the primary reason one may be denied a new bank account. Most banks check the background of new account holders to see if they had

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