What bank gives the highest interest rate for a liquid savings account?
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go to www.bankrate.com.
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The best bank promo i saw was that the bank near my home was giving away a free slow cooker (costs 10-15 dollars)with every checking account open\n\nI know its......lame\n\nI once used a bank product to sell some stocks of radio-shack.\n\nAll I had to do was give them the certificate, and they put it into an on-line account. I then sold all the stocks for a fee of around 15 dollars on a 3200.00 transaction
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You want to check bank interest rates on line, compare, and then decide.\n\nWorld Savings and Loan I worked for many years ago, they don't always have the best rate available.
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The rate of interest will vary according to the type of account.\n\nIf you want instant access you will get a low rate. If you give notice (30/60/90 days) the rate will be higher. If you are able to tie the money up (1 year/2 year or more bonds) the rate will be even higher. This is due to the provider being able to to use the money to get higher returns if it knows it will be with them for longer. If you are a tax payer be sure to ask for the net rate (tax paid).\n\nRates can also vary by the amount invested i.e tiered so that a higher balance earns more than a low balance.\n\nIf you don't have an ISA, then these are usually higher rates than standard accounts and tax free. There are restrictions on the amount that can be invested though.\n\nAlliance and Leicester have just introduced a 12.0% regular saver account. This is the highest rate on the high street for regular savings between £10 and £250 per month.\n\nBeware though, if you pay in £50pm then you will earn interest on £50 in month one (1/12 X £50 X 12% = £0.50). The interest will get more as the months progress as it is calculated daily. You may be better off paying in the full £600 into an ISA.\n\nHope this helps.
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A credit union always has the lowest fees including overdraft. They pay the highest interest too. You do not have to work for government, you can join under someone else - who may have joined under someone else. My oldest joined thru her father in law, I joined thru oldest, my youngest joined thru me.
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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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NONE. They are very very very very bad. The interest rates are about 250% to 500% or more. Do not do this.
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For checking accounts, typically nothing or next to nothing.  For savings account, anywhere from 1% to 3%, depending on the amount of money in the account.  You probably need at least 100k to get the full benefits of high interest.  The smaller banks have to give higher rates to attract customers from the bigger banks.
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Put it in a savings account
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Sorry you are paying me enough to answer this Questin\nBut The bank is Generally safe, but not the best for Interest
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A couple of good places to look for this information.\n\n#1. I use www.bankrate.com\n#2. I also check my newspaper business section. They usually have a list of all the best rates that they know of.\n\nI hope that helps!
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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 got 3% interest annually it would be at $572.18 now.\n\nI get 3% on savings at my credit union, bank rates will be lower.
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You will probably want something with the lowest interest rates. Here's a good place to look:\n\nhttp://www.lowcards.com/
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Check out Natwest, I did go with RBS because they were doing £100 for joining and that was nice.\nI believe with Natwest you get a 5-year railcard which if you need to take the train which I did will save you LOADS. Plus most universities have a Natwest branch located inside them.\nCheck out sites like moneysupermarket.co.uk and compare all the offers to find one which suits you best.\nFind an account with a big no interest overdraft which increases year by year and doesnt drop dramatically when you graduate.
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Regular checking/savings accounts typically will not offer that high of an interest rate.  Rates like that typically aren't found from a bank on higher end CD rates.  \n\nYou could check www.bankrate.com
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You can try www.bankrate.com, or try some of the online banks like ING, Capital One Bank, or Allstate Bank