CD, Savings & Money Market
Rates
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Unemployment is around 8.6% as some
states started to report improved employment numbers. Global investors are getting nervous as
they get a hint of how much money the US is going to need to fund the deficit. The 10 year
Treasury bond yields 1.97% as the Fed continues to hold rates down. That all being said,
cd rates remain
low.
Higher rates are available at some banks for
Jumbo
CDs.
Several banks are now offering penalty
free cd's (make sure to read the small print). Rates on longer term CD's could be attractive
if you are concerned about deflation. Now
might be an excellent time to create a CD Laddering structure for your
account.
In the future this table will be
expanded to include many of the national banks and savings institutions with web banking facilities. Be aware that
the rates change daily and that there is no guarantee that the rates listed will be the same as those offered the
day you check. We will attempt to keep the table as up to date as possible.
Do you want to increase your savings? See Twenty-Five Ways to Save to learn how.
Today's mortgage rates are available on the mortgage tab.
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