Review of Reward Checking Accounts: Rate Guarantees and Rate History

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Savings - Checking - CDs

Tags: Rates, Yield, Interest rates, Banking, Savings, Checking, Banks, Credit unions, Checking accounts, Reward checking.

Last year 6% reward checking accounts were common. Now there are only three. Some have considered these high rates as teasers. Rates have fallen, but many reward checking accounts that have been around for over two years continue to offer high rates.

Submitted: Jun 14, 2009 Views: 237 Comments: 0 Likes: 2

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The Best Savings Rates, CD Rates, and More

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