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El Paso Area Teachers Federal Credit Union Offering 3.44% APY 60-Month CD
If you're lucky enough to live in El Paso, then you can become a member of El Paso Area Teachers FCU and open their 3.44% APY 60-Month CD. That's the best 60-month CD in the United States according to the BestCashCow database.
Posted on May 25,2011 by
Mark Haines, CNBC Anchor Dies Unexpectedly
Mark Haines, the gruff, jocular CNBC anchor died unexpectedly in his sleep last night.
Posted on May 25,2011 by
Home Depot Treats Do-It-Yourselfers to a Nice Dividend
Home Depot offers a nice dividend and is well positioned for future growth. It's one of the best retail dividend stocks out there.
Posted on May 23,2011 by
Meredith Whitney Warns Tough Times Ahead for Municipal Bonds
Meredith Whitney, the analyst whose claim to fame is predicting the financial crisis of 2008 is back warning about the municipal bond market. Should investors be concerned?
Posted on May 18,2011 by
People's Bank and Trust of Pickett County Offering 1.90% APY 12-Month CD
People's Bank and Trust of Pickett County Offering is offering a 1.90% APY 12-Month CD. That's one of the most competitive 12-month cd rates for any bank in the country.
Posted on May 16,2011 by
BestCashCow Research: Banks That Offer High Rates As Stable Or More Stable Than Their Peers
One question I frequently get asked when discussing bank rates is whether higher rates are usually offered by distressed banks. The thinking goes that distressed banks need to hang on to deposit dollars in order to maintain their liquidity. As a result, they offer higher rates in order to attract new money and convince depositors to keep money in the bank.
Posted on May 10,2011 by
Competitive 5-Year CD Rates from Several Northeast Banks
The Mid-Western states tend to have the highest average CD rates but we've found some Northeast Banks offering relatively attractive 5-year CD rates.
Posted on May 09,2011 by
New England States Have Safest Banks; Georgia and Florida the Least Safe
Looking for the safest banks in the country? According to data from BestCashCow, you should look to New England. Along with snow, steepled churches and the New England Patriots, the New England states have the safest banks based on average weighed Texas Ratios.
Posted on May 03,2011 by
Mortgate Rates Remain Low Despite Talk of Inflation and Rising Rates
For all of the talk of the US government defaulting on its debt and rising inflation, mortgage rates have remained exceptionally low. Both the Treasury and mortgage markets do not look convinced of any future default or rising in inflation.
Posted on April 29,2011 by
Massena Savings and Loan Offering 2.56% APY 3-Year CD
Massena Savings and Loan is paying 2.56% APY on a 3-year CD. That's one of the highest rates according to BestCashCow data.
Posted on April 26,2011 by
Negative TIPS Yield Shows Market Expects Increase in Inflation
Treasury Inflation Protected Securities (TIPS) auctioned on April 21, 2010 at a negative 0.18%. Why would an investor by a bond at a negative yield and what does it mean?
Posted on April 22,2011 by
Bayer Heritage Federal Credit Union Offering 3.56% APY 5-Year CD
Bayer Heritage Federal Credit Union in Western Virginia is offering a 3.56% APY 60-month CD.
Posted on April 19,2011 by
Banks in the Heartland of the US Have the Highest CD Rates
Not all states are equal - at least when it comes to CD rates. Those are the findings from an analysis run by BestCashCow.com on its database of bank rates.
Posted on April 15,2011 by
Navy Federal Credit Union Offering 3% APY 12-Month CD
Navy Federal Credit Union is offering a 1 year CD with a rate of 3% APY. The catch? Read on.
Posted on April 12,2011 by
Best Local 12-Month CD Rates from 1.30% to 1.91% APY
The best local 12-Month CD rates run from 1.30% to 1.80% APY. See what's available in your area.
Posted on April 11,2011 by

Sol Nasisi

Sol Nasisi
Bio: Sol Nasisi is the co-founder and president of BestCashCow, an online resource for comprehensive bank rate information. In this capacity, he closely follows rate trends for all savings-related and loan products and the impact of rate fluctuations on the economy. He is specifically focused on how rates impact consumers' ability to borrow and save. He is the author of a weekly column on bank rate trends.

Mr. Nasisi previously served as the head of online consumer sales at Bank of America and prior to that, was the director of online marketing for FleetBoston Financial. He holds an MBA from the University of Texas at Austin and a BA from Tufts University. He is also a graduate of The Graduate School of Retail Bank Management sponsored by the Consumers Bankers Association.

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