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CD Rate News: California Bank Raises CD Rates
Merry Christmas to savers in California, one of your local banks raised CD rates this week. The bank is Pacific Mercantile Bank based out of the Los Angeles and Orange County area. Pacific Mercantile...
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Banks Paying 3% or Higher on Certificates of Deposit
If you are looking for a bank paying at least 3% on your CD, you will have to pick a CD term of 7-years, 8-years, 10-years, 15-years or 20-years to find that rate. This is locking-up your money for...
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Best Banks CDs for 2011
2011 is here and CD investors are poised to start making some more money. If CDs suddenly come back in vogue, you can bet banks are going to bombard us with various rate offers, deals and new types of...
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EverBank’s online CD rates
An online bank with one of the coolest platforms is EverBank. The Jacksonville, Florida-based bank has been offering online CDs, money market accounts and checking accounts that rank in the top 5%...
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Best 1-Year CD Rates for 2013
Yikes. It happens. You need to park cash and shares of Apple or Wal-Mart just won’t do the trick. But those 1% rate just don’t do much for you. If you have to park money for a set period of time – say...
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NexBank – A Texas Bank with Above-Market CD Rates
NexBank Capital, Inc. is a multi-faceted financial services organization that includes a FDIC-insured bank. In a ZIRP environment, this brick-and-mortar bank offers some online deposit rates that...
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Why investing in TIPS or Inflation-Indexed CDs can be tricky
Are you considering trying to use inflation-indexed CDs or TIPS to hedge against inflation. It sounds like a great idea. Invest in a CD or a Treasury, catch a nominal rate and watch your savings...
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Best CD rates for Locking Up Cash for 5 Years to 2017
Will the Fed’s Zero Interest Rate Policy (ZIRP) be a relic by 2017? It’s hard to say for sure, but it is a safe bet that you can do better in a 5-year CD right for the period than rolling over...
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