REQUESTing Recommendations: Getting the Biggest Bang for Your Buck on Credit Card Programs

On Tue, 23 Feb 2010 05:05:26 +0100, peter
wrote:

On 2/22/10 10:07 PM, in article
, "Surfer E2468"
wrote:

Putting money into a saving's acct. is not very beneficial,the interest
rate is below 1% Better to put it in a c.d for #3 months
for 3% Then draw it out if you want to.
Which bank pays 3% on 3 month CDs, Surfer? Advertised rates are .1 to 1%.

I put some money into CDs back in 2006 - I couldn't get that rate now

We found HUDSON BANK in south jersey offering 3% a few months ago,and we
opened a couple,but since it has dropped to 21/2%





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Surfer E2468 wrote:
We found HUDSON BANK in south jersey offering 3% a few months ago,and we
opened a couple,but since it has dropped to 21/2%

Even 2 1/2% is good nowadays. I will have to take a look at Hudson Bank.

sue

In article , Sue Mullen
wrote:

Even 2 1/2% is good nowadays. I will have to take a look at Hudson Bank.

I have gotten some 4% step up CD's recently from Bank Hapoalim and
Midfirst Bank Oklahoma City. Suntrust had an ad in the weekend paper
for 3%. Their deal was two CD's of equal value with different lengths.

--
Charles

Charles wrote:
In article , Sue Mullen
wrote:

Even 2 1/2% is good nowadays. I will have to take a look at Hudson Bank.

I have gotten some 4% step up CD's recently from Bank Hapoalim and
Midfirst Bank Oklahoma City. Suntrust had an ad in the weekend paper
for 3%. Their deal was two CD's of equal value with different lengths.

We have been seeing 1.75, just down to 1.5 now, but right now we are
only doing 15 month or shorter CDs and you don't get the higher rates
for shorter times.

sue