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TIAA-CREF Trust Company has launched an online bank offering 1.25% APY rate.

Earlier this week on CNBC, David Einhorn, founder and president of hedge fund Greenlight Capital, made the case that the U.S. Federal Reserve’s economic stimulus program was counterproductive and the Fed should raise rates to 2-3 percent. “I think having very low zero rates is depressing to people,” Einhorn said.

The new regulations for mortgage shopping have recently changed due to the Dodd-Frank reforms. Are they good for buyers and the mortgage industry?

ableBanking launched in June 2012, offering competitive online savings and CD rates and bonuses for users to donate to charity.

Gas prices are on the rise again, but gas reward cards can help you save some money - if you know what to look for and match the card to your spending habits and credit needs.

With a portfolio of investments ranging from financial, home appliance, industrial machinery, to medical imaging, GE is bound for long term growth.

The Supreme Court's decision upholding the constitutionality of the health care bill creating the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) may actually create more uncertainty, leading to caution and lack of spending by companies, causing a sluggish economy and persistently low interest rates through the remainder of the decade.

Despite rough times and unfavorable recent quarterly results, Procter & Gamble remains an attractive dividend yielding stock.

ING Direct has begun their annual "Financial Independence Days Sale" which will run through 11:59 PM RT on July 3rd.

Finding the ideal home for your family is the beginning of achieving a dream. But how do you place a bid on the home that is a fair amount?

Will the downgrades increase financing cost and lead to higher lending rates to consumers like us?

Is China the next shoe to drop?

Yes it can, according to Robert Kessler, founder and CEO of The Kessler Companies.

What does further quantitative easing in Europe mean for savers and borrowers in the US?

Based on first quarter 2012 data, credit unions have maintained their steady historical growth, with the combined assets of all credit unions reaching $1 trillion for the first time. The four largest banks are still larger than the entire credit union movement.