Personal Finance Blog By MoneyRates - CD Rates
A bond market rebellion brings hope for savings accounts, money market rates
November 17, 2010
For now, the bond market seems to be rebelling against the Fed's quantitiative easing program -- find out what this means for deposit rates.
Criticism of Fed policy goes global
November 10, 2010
As criticism of the Federal Reserve spreads around the world, it could come back to haunt bank depositors.
Don't look now, but stock market hype is making a comeback
November 1, 2010
A successful run by the stock market has ushered in a return of hype, but look past the salesmanship before you invest.
The slide in the US dollar: One of those good news/bad news jokes?
October 11, 2010
Find out what the slide in the US dollar might mean -- to the US economy, and to your bank account.
Jobs report signals more bad news for savings accounts
October 6, 2010
A disappointing jobs report represents more bad news for bank rates.
Corporate cash hoard represents untapped potential for the economy
October 4, 2010
Read why Federal Reserve policy may be backfiring, as corporations hoard cash rather than spend it.
Will money market rates be a victim of the Fed (again)?
September 13, 2010
Find out what leading experts say the Fed's next move will be -- and what your response should be.
Flicker of optimism generates little momentum for money market rates
August 18, 2010
Does yesterday's rise in bond yields indicate that a rise in bank rates is coming?
Has the Fed Painted Itself Into a Corner?
August 16, 2010
Find out what action you can take for better bank rates even while the Fed is forced to keep interest rates low.
Latest Fed action one more slap in the face for CDs, savings accounts and money market rates
August 11, 2010
The Fed's latest policies are holding back interest rates on deposits.
