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  • June 16, 2009 at 4:55 PM #417210
    Oxford
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    And the winner is…

    http://www.ally.com/certificate-of-deposit/no-penalty-cd/no-penalty-cd-overview.html

    I can put in more than the FDIC covered $250K by adding my two sons as beneficiaries which pushes the coverage to $500K

    2.30% with NO early withdrawal penalty rocks!

    ox
    …has a new Ally

    June 16, 2009 at 5:05 PM #416500
    scaredyclassic
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    banks. yes. personally id spread it out over 4-5 banks. but im paranoid.

    June 16, 2009 at 5:05 PM #416738
    scaredyclassic
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    banks. yes. personally id spread it out over 4-5 banks. but im paranoid.

    June 16, 2009 at 5:05 PM #416998
    scaredyclassic
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    banks. yes. personally id spread it out over 4-5 banks. but im paranoid.

    June 16, 2009 at 5:05 PM #417066
    scaredyclassic
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    banks. yes. personally id spread it out over 4-5 banks. but im paranoid.

    June 16, 2009 at 5:05 PM #417225
    scaredyclassic
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    banks. yes. personally id spread it out over 4-5 banks. but im paranoid.

    June 16, 2009 at 5:11 PM #416505
    engineer in sd
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    [quote=LarryTheRenter]Liquid Cd from First Republic bank….They have a 11 month liquid CD that gets around 2.08%…You can pull money out anytime providing you leave a min of 10K in it…..They also have a Passbook savings account that will yield 2% if you have a 250K minimum….Maybe spread it around between the 2 for safety…[/quote]

    I have a 7 month liquid CD from United Commercial Bank that has a 2.25% interest rate compounded daily. I’m pretty sure that’s the best rate available if you want to go the CD route.

    June 16, 2009 at 5:11 PM #416743
    engineer in sd
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    [quote=LarryTheRenter]Liquid Cd from First Republic bank….They have a 11 month liquid CD that gets around 2.08%…You can pull money out anytime providing you leave a min of 10K in it…..They also have a Passbook savings account that will yield 2% if you have a 250K minimum….Maybe spread it around between the 2 for safety…[/quote]

    I have a 7 month liquid CD from United Commercial Bank that has a 2.25% interest rate compounded daily. I’m pretty sure that’s the best rate available if you want to go the CD route.

    June 16, 2009 at 5:11 PM #417003
    engineer in sd
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    [quote=LarryTheRenter]Liquid Cd from First Republic bank….They have a 11 month liquid CD that gets around 2.08%…You can pull money out anytime providing you leave a min of 10K in it…..They also have a Passbook savings account that will yield 2% if you have a 250K minimum….Maybe spread it around between the 2 for safety…[/quote]

    I have a 7 month liquid CD from United Commercial Bank that has a 2.25% interest rate compounded daily. I’m pretty sure that’s the best rate available if you want to go the CD route.

    June 16, 2009 at 5:11 PM #417071
    engineer in sd
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    [quote=LarryTheRenter]Liquid Cd from First Republic bank….They have a 11 month liquid CD that gets around 2.08%…You can pull money out anytime providing you leave a min of 10K in it…..They also have a Passbook savings account that will yield 2% if you have a 250K minimum….Maybe spread it around between the 2 for safety…[/quote]

    I have a 7 month liquid CD from United Commercial Bank that has a 2.25% interest rate compounded daily. I’m pretty sure that’s the best rate available if you want to go the CD route.

    June 16, 2009 at 5:11 PM #417230
    engineer in sd
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    [quote=LarryTheRenter]Liquid Cd from First Republic bank….They have a 11 month liquid CD that gets around 2.08%…You can pull money out anytime providing you leave a min of 10K in it…..They also have a Passbook savings account that will yield 2% if you have a 250K minimum….Maybe spread it around between the 2 for safety…[/quote]

    I have a 7 month liquid CD from United Commercial Bank that has a 2.25% interest rate compounded daily. I’m pretty sure that’s the best rate available if you want to go the CD route.

    June 16, 2009 at 7:03 PM #416541
    NeetaT
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    MONEX CREDIT COMPANY which is 10x stronger than a bank because it is backed by lots of gold and cash offers a savings account which yields about 2.25-2.50 and has no fees and is liquid as in “give me my money now.” I’ve had money in the account for over 15 years. Plus if you ever were to want to buy gold, the money is there. FDIC is way over rated and bureaucratic.

    June 16, 2009 at 7:03 PM #416777
    NeetaT
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    MONEX CREDIT COMPANY which is 10x stronger than a bank because it is backed by lots of gold and cash offers a savings account which yields about 2.25-2.50 and has no fees and is liquid as in “give me my money now.” I’ve had money in the account for over 15 years. Plus if you ever were to want to buy gold, the money is there. FDIC is way over rated and bureaucratic.

    June 16, 2009 at 7:03 PM #417038
    NeetaT
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    MONEX CREDIT COMPANY which is 10x stronger than a bank because it is backed by lots of gold and cash offers a savings account which yields about 2.25-2.50 and has no fees and is liquid as in “give me my money now.” I’ve had money in the account for over 15 years. Plus if you ever were to want to buy gold, the money is there. FDIC is way over rated and bureaucratic.

    June 16, 2009 at 7:03 PM #417106
    NeetaT
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    MONEX CREDIT COMPANY which is 10x stronger than a bank because it is backed by lots of gold and cash offers a savings account which yields about 2.25-2.50 and has no fees and is liquid as in “give me my money now.” I’ve had money in the account for over 15 years. Plus if you ever were to want to buy gold, the money is there. FDIC is way over rated and bureaucratic.

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