Why do many people prefer the orange savings account?

Tuesday, November 30th, 2010

The ING Orange savings account is considered the best financial product as it offers incredible rate of interest and yet keeps the entire process quite simple as well as straightforward.  Mortgage loans are offered by ING Direct at extremely low as well as adjustable rates and the process is also very simple.  The ING Direct is a bank which does all its business online, over phone or via mail.  The ING Direct …

November 30th, 2010


What is the difference between a bear CD and a bull CD?

Monday, November 29th, 2010

A CD or a certificate of deposit is a savings certificate which is also a time deposit where he holder is entitled to earn interest and it can be cashed in only on or after the date of maturity along with the accrued interest.  It has a fixed interest rate and is issued by banks, credit unions, and financial institutions.  They are insured by the FDIC.  The term may vary from a …

November 29th, 2010


What is a checking account?

Sunday, November 28th, 2010

A checking account is an account that can be opened through banks, credit unions, etc.  Here the individuals as well as businesses deposit money as well as withdraw money from an account which is federally protected.  Though the terms of a checking account may vary from one bank to another, the account holder can use the personal checks instead of cash to make payments.  The account holder could use either ATM cards …

November 28th, 2010


What are the benefits of a student savings account?

Saturday, November 27th, 2010

Saving for the children before they reach college is the wisest thing to do for any parent.  The parents have to start worrying about the expenses they would incur when the children start college.  So, unless the parent starts saving from the time the children are small, it could become virtually impossible to fund their children’s education.  No one is aware of exactly how much it would cost to put one’s child …

November 27th, 2010


What are the benefits of a liquid CD?

Friday, November 26th, 2010

Traditional CDs are a very popular choice compared to the savings account as they provide a better rate of interest and since they are FDIC insured but the biggest disadvantage is that it cannot be liquidated before the date of maturity without paying the hefty penalty. About liquid CDs: Liquid CDs work just like other CDs but offers access to your money.  A liquid CD is also a certificate of deposit that …

November 26th, 2010


How can one benefit from a CD ladder?

Thursday, November 25th, 2010

A collection of Certificate of Deposits (CD’s) bought at frequent intervals to ensure that they mature at frequent or regular intervals is called a CD ladder.  For instance if one wishes to create a very basic CD ladder out of a six-month CD, then all one does is purchase one CD on the first of every month and continue to do so for the next six months.  Then the first CD that …

November 25th, 2010


What is the difference between short term and long term CD rates?

Wednesday, November 24th, 2010

The prevailing rates of interest is always the crucial factor in the market based on which consumers make a decision with regard to investments.  It is a known fact that consumers will be influenced by the market and will try to save money when the interest is high and will spend their money when interest rates are low.  Hence when it comes to investing in CDs also the main focus is to …

November 24th, 2010


What are brokered CD’s and their features?

Tuesday, November 23rd, 2010

These CD’s, as the name suggests, are brokered which means they are offered through a financial intermediary.  In order to get a better understanding one needs to know how to buy, from whom to buy, and how you are paying for these CD’s, as well as what are the things to watch out for.  Given below are some of these basic facts that one has to bear in mind. Brokered CD’s are …

November 23rd, 2010


Is it worth to invest in a jumbo CD considering the current rates?

Monday, November 22nd, 2010

A jumbo CD is almost similar to the traditional CD or certificate of deposit, the only difference being jumbo CD requires a deposit which is a larger denomination, the minimum being $100,000.  These jumbo CD’s are also called ‘negotiable certificates of deposit.’  These CD’s are low-risk as well as stable investment options for large investors.  Just as in traditional CD’s there is a lock in period for the jumbo CD’s also and …

November 22nd, 2010


How do investors benefit with a callable CD?

Sunday, November 21st, 2010

A callable CD is also another certificate of deposit which can be called before the date of maturity by the issuer.  The returns in this type of CD are much higher than the returns from a normal CD.  It is the investor’s assumption that there is higher risk involved with this type of CD.  Due to the fact that the investors can earn more with this CD, these callable CD’s have become …

November 21st, 2010


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