Weighing the Risks Involved in Indexed CDs

Thursday, September 30th, 2010

Index-Linked certificates of deposit are very similar to the certificates of deposit except for the fact that they are indexed to the stock market. Indexed CD’s are FDIC insured for up to a sum of $250,000.  In case of a failure by way of seizure or a bank closure, the money is safe as FDIC offers a 100% guarantee in this case.  The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation assures 100% coverage …

September 30th, 2010


Get CDs to Work in Your Favor

Wednesday, September 29th, 2010

One can safely invest one’s money in these certificates of deposit at any of the banks.  The investor firstly looks at the benefits of investing in these certificates of deposits.  Though these are safe and secure modes of investment, one has to exercise caution and know the pros and cons and avoid the pitfalls before investing.  There is always a fine print that one has to be aware of and …

September 29th, 2010


CD vs Money Market the Better Option

Tuesday, September 28th, 2010

Stocks or bonds have long-term lock in periods and may not go down very well with investors who have the money but do not wish to block it for long periods of time.  At the same time, putting money in a savings account or a checking account is not feasible due to the low interest rates they offer.  What does one do in a situation such as this?  The obvious …

September 28th, 2010


Treasury Has Decided To Come Out With Checking Accounts for the Unbanked People

Monday, September 27th, 2010

In the last week the Treasury made an announcement that it plans to bring out a pilot program by which unbanked persons or under-banked persons can have checking accounts. These people make transactions with cash only as for some reason or the other they don’t have checking accounts. Matt Anderson, the spokesperson of Treasury stated that these persons, most of the times become targets for higher fees for paying bills …

September 27th, 2010


Grace Period Of A Day Will Be Given By Huntington Bank For Checking Overdraft Fees

Sunday, September 26th, 2010

On the coming Monday, Huntington Bank will be the first major bank in the U.S.  to offer a grace period of one day for checking overdraft fees.  This is a step taken by the bank when retail banks that are despised for their fees love are trying to please customers by offering means and ways to them to avoid expensive charges. This new free service given by the bank will …

September 26th, 2010


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