where can i find the best saving account?
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In the states, you will not easily beat ING http://www.ingdirect.com with 4.00% interest. It is easy to set up. All you need is a checking account somewhere.
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You can find interest rates on CDs and money market funds at the link below (Bankrate.com). This is by far the best site for finding the highest-paying banks in the country.\n\nWilliam Perez\ntaxes.about.com
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It depends on where you live. I work for a Bank and the best place in my mind is with my investment specialist, if you have any questions you can email me and I'll give you more information
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Try your local teacher's credit union.  Usually you can join if you're a member of the PTA.  Their rates might be a little better than a commercial bank.\n\nDon't forget US Savings bonds!
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Charlesschwab.com\n[probably the most comprehensive]\nYahoo.com Finance\n[You can set up several types of accounts]\nMerelllynch.com
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If you're in Britain, the Co-operative Bank is good.\n\nIt's the only one with a complete ethical investment policy, and I've always found them helpful and less impersonal than the Halifax, my previous bank.
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Try your bank. That is always a good place to start.
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Capital One and ING offer the best high yield savings account.  There is no minimum, and there are no fees to maintain.  I just opened one up with Capital One, and there interest rates are 4.25%.  You're not going to find much better than that.  With both of these accounts, you can have them linked to your checking account.
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save up to 80% http://mybenefitsplus.com/40436527
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start saving from today
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Invest the money in a high yield savings account.
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try going to a foreign bank, they can figure out the best price for you.
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There are no good banks, the best would be a credit union  there fees are low. and most don't have monthly fees or hidden charges.
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ING is great.  Check out www.GMACBank.com (also).  I have both. GMAC has an ATM card & free checks as well as electronic transfers. Currently GMAC has higher rates for savings.\n\nBoth are FDIC insured. Both are major players in the on line market.
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if you want to keep the money liquid and easily accessible money markets or short terms CDs are the right place to look. www.bankrate.com shows a ton of options ranked by return. you'll find the best rates with online banks. many reputable ones are available.i bank with Bank of America also who's currently offering a no penalty withdraw on a CD earning 4-5%. you won't do better with anything else out there if you're looking for guaranteed return and easy access to your cash.
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You should open a credit union share draft savings account.  Credit unions are non-profit so you will get the maximum return on your investment, the bank will not be pulling profit out of the system.  \n\nAlso people with credit union accounts are actually lending money to people who take out mortgages and loans and credit cards and even payday loans from the credit union, which is quite lucrative!  All that plus a profit-neutral middleman.  It's the best place to keep your savings.  It's where I keep mine.\n\nFinally, credit union accounts and contracts have more favorable legal terms than commercial banks.  For example most banks require that you sign a "liability waiver" or "binding pre-dispute arbitration clause" which basically means that if they do illegal things to you or your money, then you can't take them to court or they can counter-sue you for millions.  Credit unions usually don't do that sort of nasty thing.
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They have a good reputation.  Before you begin investing, start saving money into a savings account and read more about investing and its many options.  Books like "Investing for Dummies" are away a good start to understand how to do it right.