what is gyp between online e-savings account (ex. citibank) and a regular saving account with a lower APY?
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It a differences between the yield and(what you make and) in it some may be 4.5 percent or 4.0 percent and how much you paid to have this account.
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a personal account is only for buying, you can do very little selling on it\n\na premium account is for selling & buying on ebay. limit is 5k i believe\n\nthe other one i believe is for if you have a 40k ebay business, only the HUGE ebay people use these\n \ni recommend premium, always works for me, tricky to se up though
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Capital One and ING offer the best high yield savings account.  There is no minimum, and there are no fees to maintain.  I just opened one up with Capital One, and there interest rates are 4.25%.  You're not going to find much better than that.  With both of these accounts, you can have them linked to your checking account.
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sure, thats actually a fair score. good luck\nI use citibank
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Contact the bank where you have your savings account. They can direct you to their online system.
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Regular checking/savings accounts typically will not offer that high of an interest rate.  Rates like that typically aren't found from a bank on higher end CD rates.  \n\nYou could check www.bankrate.com
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Probably your bank. They can usually open a secured credit card based on the amount in your savings account. It's also the safest bet for you, because it's a place where your money already is, and it's with a company you trust and already have a history with.
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I will give you the best advice ever.\n\nGo check out http://www.emigrantdirect.com They are a savings account that you can access online. Usually in banks, you need to put your money into a CD for at least 1 million dollars to get the APY that emigrant direct gives you. There are no fees, no penality, and no minimum savings. You can put whatever amount you want into emigrant, and you will gain this amazing APY. \n\nI bet if you ask anybody about emigrant, they will only tell you good things about it. It is one of the best Savings account out there. You can transfer the funds from emigrant to your checking anytime and anywhere, without ANY fees.\n\nI really suggest you check it out.
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Electronic banking. I'm using citibank online and like it very much. Saved me a lot of time :)
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You will probably want something with the lowest interest rates. Here's a good place to look:\n\nhttp://www.lowcards.com/
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save up to 80% http://mybenefitsplus.com/40436527
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Vanguard will give you the lowest fees.\n\nSchwab will probably give you the best service.
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Banrate.com is a good source for info. I also use ING Direct, the Orange Account is currently paying 3.8% (4.25%) on new deposits through May, I belive). I also hear good things about HSBC Direct.
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depends on where you are.For example, in Hong Kong you  can open a PNB account though i'm not sure about BPI. In Singapore, you cant for both. In US or western countries I doubt it cuz they have less coverage unless you want to open an OCBC or HSBC account instead, they have more coverage worldwide and they have main branches in Phil too.\n\nFor a joint account i dont think they allow it cuz you need to be with your son in the same place/branch at the moment you're openin the account. You can either ask them to open a personal time deposit or personal savings account. Savings have interest gain too but very small. Then you can bank in money from where you are through remittances. For interest rates on time deposit, can vary from time to time you should check with the bank itself.\n\nPostcriptum: If you're working abroad you might want to consider openin a US dollar account, more stable than peso in the long term if you're doing time deposit, you might have greater returns too.\n\n\nPhil is Philippines.  General Luis and Novaliches are provinces in Philippines, pretty much like the equivalent of Fujian and Guangdong in China... s.hit i gotta get out of this continent...
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There are a couple really nice deals with some of the online banks:\n\nING Direct\nCitibank\nImmigrant Bank\nNetbank\n\nI'd say there are all just about the same, so I'd go with the one with the highest %rate for deposits.
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2.00% APY\n4.50%APY (10K) OR 4.75% APY (75K)\n6 MONTHS 4.75%APY (THAT'S THE BEST)
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I use Commerce Bank and have been very happy. Also, if you are looking for savings vehicles and are not internet adverse, try ING Direct.