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One Official Wants Higher Interest Rates for Investments

Would you invest more money if the interest rates started to increase?

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Tips for Finding a Safe Certificate of Deposit

Are you afraid of investing your money? Here are some tips for making sure the money that you invest into your Certificate of Deposit will be safe.

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Some Basics about CD Laddering

CDs are great investments for your money. But if you take it a step further and use your money for a CD laddering system, you can make your money work even harder for you.

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Incredible Bank is offering a 12-month CD that has a blended rate of 2% APY. The first six months earn 1.75% APY and the second six months earn 2.25% APY.

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If you want a great CD, but not for very long, then the folks at CalFirst Bank would like to talk to you.

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Got twenty five thousand dollars? Want a free hundred? Get a CD with OneUnited Bank.

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That's the good news...but wait till you hear the bad news.

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NOVA Bank has a great rate on a short term CD, but not without some drawbacks.

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Broadway Federal Bank, a LA and Inglewood, California bank, is currently offering a 2.53% APY 2 year CD available to residents of all states.

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Great Florida Bank is offering a 6-month CD that yields 1.40% APY. That's the best 6-month cd rate according to the BestCashCow rate tables as of April 14, 2010.

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First Federal in the southeastern region of the United States if offering great products for investing.

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Sallie Mae is one of the newest entrants into the online banking industry. What can you expect from their online savings accounts and CDs?

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CD Laddering

How to maximize varying bank interest rates and create liquidity among certificate of deposits.

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Franklin Synergy Bank is offering a 2.15% APY 12-Month CD. That's currently the best 1 year cd rate according to the BestCashCow rate tables.

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OneWest Bank is offering two flexible CD options, the Raise Your Rate CD and the Keep Your Options Open CD.

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