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TierOne Bank

Posted in December 5th, 2009

TierOne Bank is based in Lincoln, Nebraska. TierOne Bank has over 65 bank branches located in Nebraska, Iowa and Kansas. TierOne Bank is a federally chartered savings bank that offers consumer, business, and agricultural banking products and services.
TierOne Bank retail bank products and services includes FDIC-insured checking accounts, money market accounts, certificates of deposits and savings accounts [...]

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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.
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Can you hold two CD accounts in different banks one as a joint account and the other in a single name?

Yes. You can open individual and joint CD accounts with different banks. If the accounts do not exceed the FDIC insurance coverage, you can open CDs under individual names and joint names in the same bank as well. FDIC insurance will not preclude you from having multiple CDs or any other accounts with

My bank’s ATM indicated that I had a positive balance. But when I wrote a check, the bank charged an overdraft fee. How is this possible?

Many bank transactions are processed overnight. These transactions may not be reflected in an available balance in real time, such as an ATM balance, that you see during the day. On checking accounts, national banks generally post deposits before withdrawals. However, banks aren’t required by law to do this. In addition,

What are money market mutual funds, and how do investors use them?

A money market fund is a type of mutual fund that invests in high-quality, short-term securities that present minimal credit risk. These funds also pay dividends that generally reflect short-term interest rates. Although the net asset value per share of a traditional mutual fund changes daily in response to market factors, money market

My bank refused to open a NOW account for my business. Why?

A NOW account is an interest-earning bank account with which the customer is permitted to write drafts against money held on deposit. Entities organized or operated to make a profit (e.g., corporations, partnerships, associations, business trusts) may not maintain NOW accounts. However, an individual doing business as (DBA) a sole proprietor or under

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