Get ready for even lower interest rates….

[Coronita]

[quote=Scarlett]B of A CDs rate is 0.4% for 9 months risk free, and 0.8% for 1 yr HIGH YIELD (is that a joke?!)

I didn’t even know that you COULD have less than 1% returns on a CD – they should be embarassed. I’d rather keep my money in a safe at home.[/quote]

Just be thankful the Fed hasn’t invented CD’s where the best returns are -1.0%….well, at least, not yet….

[an]

I’m ready for 3% 30 year fixed. Looking forward to save a few hundred a month. Think I can get those saving by next year? Think I can get it down to 2.5% if I pay a couple of points? my payment would be less than what I paid in rent for a 2 bedroom apartment 2 years ago.

[an]

I’m ready for 3% 30 year fixed. Looking forward to save a few hundred a month. Think I can get those saving by next year? Think I can get it down to 2.5% if I pay a couple of points? my payment would be less than what I paid in rent for a 2 bedroom apartment 2 years ago.

[an]

I’m ready for 3% 30 year fixed. Looking forward to save a few hundred a month. Think I can get those saving by next year? Think I can get it down to 2.5% if I pay a couple of points? my payment would be less than what I paid in rent for a 2 bedroom apartment 2 years ago.

[an]

I’m ready for 3% 30 year fixed. Looking forward to save a few hundred a month. Think I can get those saving by next year? Think I can get it down to 2.5% if I pay a couple of points? my payment would be less than what I paid in rent for a 2 bedroom apartment 2 years ago.

[an]

I’m ready for 3% 30 year fixed. Looking forward to save a few hundred a month. Think I can get those saving by next year? Think I can get it down to 2.5% if I pay a couple of points? my payment would be less than what I paid in rent for a 2 bedroom apartment 2 years ago.

[briansd1]

We might be in for a long period of deflation just like Japan experienced.

Globalization and the increasing competitiveness of other large economies will keep our prices down.

http://money.cnn.com/2010/07/20/news/economy/fed_deflation/index.htm?postversion=2010072117

[briansd1]

We might be in for a long period of deflation just like Japan experienced.

Globalization and the increasing competitiveness of other large economies will keep our prices down.

http://money.cnn.com/2010/07/20/news/economy/fed_deflation/index.htm?postversion=2010072117

[briansd1]

We might be in for a long period of deflation just like Japan experienced.

Globalization and the increasing competitiveness of other large economies will keep our prices down.

http://money.cnn.com/2010/07/20/news/economy/fed_deflation/index.htm?postversion=2010072117

[briansd1]

We might be in for a long period of deflation just like Japan experienced.

Globalization and the increasing competitiveness of other large economies will keep our prices down.

http://money.cnn.com/2010/07/20/news/economy/fed_deflation/index.htm?postversion=2010072117

[briansd1]

We might be in for a long period of deflation just like Japan experienced.

Globalization and the increasing competitiveness of other large economies will keep our prices down.

http://money.cnn.com/2010/07/20/news/economy/fed_deflation/index.htm?postversion=2010072117

[sdrealtor]

3% seems out of the question but 4% seem doable but hell what do I know. Refi before rates go up;)

[sdrealtor]

3% seems out of the question but 4% seem doable but hell what do I know. Refi before rates go up;)

[sdrealtor]

3% seems out of the question but 4% seem doable but hell what do I know. Refi before rates go up;)

[sdrealtor]

3% seems out of the question but 4% seem doable but hell what do I know. Refi before rates go up;)

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