Characteristics of a Savings and Loan Association
Banking
What is a Savings and Loan Association?
January 25th, 2013Types of Accounts Typically Offered by Banks
January 25th, 2013Learn about the basic types of accounts banks typically offer, and the pros and cons associated with each.
Considerations While Choosing a Bank
January 25th, 2013Having a hard time choosing a bank? Find out about the various fees, services and features that you should be taking into account when making a decision
Overview of Online Banking and Related Issues
January 25th, 2013Considering an online bank? Find out about the benefits of online banking, including potentially earning a higher interest rate and dealing with lower fees.
What is a Credit Union?
January 25th, 2013Thinking about switching from a bank to a credit union? Read this first.
Introduction to Banking
January 25th, 2013Everyone should be familiar with the basics of banking. Learn about the basics along with some alternative ways to invest your money that could earn you a higher interest rate.
Federal Funds Rate And Your Savings
June 14th, 2010I’m sure most of you have heard a story on the news about the Fed (Federal Reserve) raising or lowering the Federal Funds Rate. Did you pay close attention to the story? What the Fed says about the Federal Funds Rate will affect your savings! What is the Federal Funds Rate? The Federal Funds Rate
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Certificate of Deposit (CD) – What is it?
April 9th, 2010In today’s difficult economy, it is more important than ever to pay attention to the little details of personal finances. Money kept in a typical savings accounts will earn very little interest, with many banks today paying as little as one tenth of one percent. A certificate of deposit (CD) is one alternative that pays a
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9 Reasons You Need An Online High Yield Savings Account
January 25th, 2010Do you have an online high-yield savings account? If you don’t you need one! Here are 9 reasons why I think having an online high yield savings account is a must: 1. Brick and Mortar Interest Sucks I just checked the interest rate on my savings with the bank I do my checking with. Ready?
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