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Bank	APY	Term	Min $ Open
Wachovia Bank www.wachovia.com 800-922-4684	1.01%	10 Month	$5,000.00
Wachovia Bank www.wachovia.com 800-922-4684	1.50%	13 Month	$5,000.00
Wachovia Bank www.wachovia.com 800-922-4684	1.85%	18 Month	$5,000.00
Wachovia Bank www.wachovia.com 800-922-4684	0.45%	3 Month	$1,000.00
Wachovia Bank www.wachovia.com 800-922-4684	0.65%	6 Month	$1,000.00
Wachovia Bank www.wachovia.com 800-922-4684	0.65%	9 Month	$1,000.00
Wachovia Bank www.wachovia.com 800-922-4684	0.80%	1 year	$1,000.00
Wachovia Bank www.wachovia.com 800-922-4684	0.80%	18 Month	$1,000.00
Wachovia Bank www.wachovia.com 800-922-4684	0.95%	2 year	$1,000.00
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CD Interest Rates for the Week Ending August 28, 2009

National bank CD rates were a mixed bag for the week ending August 28, 2009. Overall, CD interest rates had dropped modestly during the week. The short term rates absorbing most all of the loss in yield, while the longer term rates gained ever so slightly. The average for the best six month CD rates fell

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Wachovia Bank CD Rates August 14, 2009

Wachovia Bank CD rates matched the activity of the other five big U.S banks which includes Citibank CD rates, Bank of America CD rates, Chase Bank CD rates and Wells Fargo CD rates, by remaining mostly unchanged for the week. Our weekly survey of current CD rates at Wachovia Bank indicated limited interest rate changes [...]

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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

What is inflation?

Inflation is defined as a rise in the general price level. In other words, prices of many goods and services such as housing, apparel, food, transportation, and fuel must be increasing in order for inflation to occur in the overall economy. Inflation may be measured in several ways with different gauges. The Bureau

Does FDIC insurance cover the contents of safe deposit boxes if they are damaged or stolen?

No. By law, the FDIC only insures deposits in deposit accounts at insured institutions. Although you may be putting valuables, including cash and checks, into an area of the bank that has the word deposit in its name, these are not deposits under the insurance laws that the bank can use, for example, to make

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The Federal Reserve is the central banking system for the United States.

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