[quote=XBoxBoy]bump – hoping more piggy’s will chime in with other alternatives. (Can never have too many choices)[/quote]
What’s the point? The money market rate has been dropping, whatever rate you find this week may be reduced next week. I joined Costco capital one account 1 months ago. At that time, it was considerably higher than ING. But, no longer… My only consolation is that Costco’s $60 interest credit for opening the account showed up pretty quick. That’s pretty good extra interest in today’s market.
I was considering dollarsavingsdirect for even just 1% more than I’m getting now but I already have money in some 5 accounts between CU, online broker, savings, retirement, and money market accounts.
Theorhetically rates shouldn’t get any lower but something abnormally high probably won’t last.
I was considering dollarsavingsdirect for even just 1% more than I’m getting now but I already have money in some 5 accounts between CU, online broker, savings, retirement, and money market accounts.
Theorhetically rates shouldn’t get any lower but something abnormally high probably won’t last.
I was considering dollarsavingsdirect for even just 1% more than I’m getting now but I already have money in some 5 accounts between CU, online broker, savings, retirement, and money market accounts.
Theorhetically rates shouldn’t get any lower but something abnormally high probably won’t last.
I was considering dollarsavingsdirect for even just 1% more than I’m getting now but I already have money in some 5 accounts between CU, online broker, savings, retirement, and money market accounts.
Theorhetically rates shouldn’t get any lower but something abnormally high probably won’t last.
I was considering dollarsavingsdirect for even just 1% more than I’m getting now but I already have money in some 5 accounts between CU, online broker, savings, retirement, and money market accounts.
Theorhetically rates shouldn’t get any lower but something abnormally high probably won’t last.
