Want to negotiate CD rates? Good luck

The Best Savings Rates, CD Rates, and More

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Savings - Checking - CDs

Tags: Cd rates, Banks, Certificates of deposit, Cds, Credit unions, Community banks.

Negotiating higher CD rates is more difficult in this current rate environement. Based on the survey mentioned in the article, your best bet for negotiating a higher CD rate is at community banks. Article has some useful tips along with the issues viewed from the banker's perspectives.

Submitted: Mar 14, 2009 Views: 176 Comments: 0 Likes: 1

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The Best Savings Rates, CD Rates, and More

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