What bank in Reno Nevada area pays the highest interest rate on savings accounts and /or Cd's?
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You can usually get that information from Bankrate.com
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I don't know what type of business are you talking about,. but I've heard that Reno, NV is a great city to start investing. 1rst. Is basically a new city, a lot of new development going on. 2nd. cost of living is less expensive than any city.
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ING direct is one..IT's paying over 5%..you can take out CD's starting at 6%. It's linked through your checking account. If you need to add money, you transfer it from your checking..if you need it back, transfer it to your account. They raise the interest rate almost every month..good luck
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best website to search for CD yields = www.bankrate.com\n\nthey're the best.
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I think ing is great.  I have my savings account there.  The only drawback for some is that it is only online
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By 'best' do you mean best customer service, best rates, best fees, best account choices, best branch locations, best online banking service?  It all depends on what you're looking for.  I suggest you look not to banks but to credit unions.  You see, they're not-for-profit and that means they truly care about their customers (called members) and not just about making a profit, like banks.  Many credit unions offer membership to people who live in the area -- unlike the old days when you had to work for a particular employer or belong to a specific group.  Many credit unions offer online banking and many of the services that you may need from a bank.  Since they're non-profit, they offer lower fees and better rates than the "big boy" bank chains.
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Any bank should offer very low rates and fees.  Just make sure you're working with a reputable company and you'll be fine.  There's probably hundreds of companies out there that can give you the lowest rate.
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Check out the link below.\n\nhttp://www.quicken.com/banking_and_credit/bankrates/?pindex=5&sindex=0&cindex=0&posted=1&psindex=0
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There are many banks in the Cincinnati area....... 5th Third, Huntington,Chase,US bank,Citizens,PNC,The Bank of Kentucky,Foundation.And the list goes on.I hope this helps
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It all depends on what you need from a bank. You can get more bang for your buck if you choose an individual bank for each banking need. A bank that gives you a good deal on free checking may not be able to give you a good savings rate.\n\nMyself, I have a Bank of America checking account ('free' with direct deposit, but I'm very happy with their bill pay program), a savings account with Emigrant Direct (4.25% APY), and I use credit cards from Citibank (excellent cash rewards).
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Hey there, \n\nPentagon is a huge credit union, of course.  Their fees and interest are great because credit unions are not-for-profit and truly have you, their owner, in mind.  Pentagon FCU has $9 billion in assets, making them 3rd in the US according to asset size.  Their web site https://www.penfed.org/index.asp indicates that they have lots of services available and support online when you have a question.  \n\nIf you prefer to bank with a smaller institution, look for other credit unions in your area.  Here's a great web site to find alternatives:  http://www.creditunion.coop/cu_locator/index.html\n\nGood luck!
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compare the rates of savings accounts and CD's a Bankrate.com\nThis is a legit website that ranks the top returns for each.  You'll find that many of the online banks offer accounts that can most likely be linked to your checking  account.  HSBC, INGdirect, emmigrantdirect.com are all decent sites that offer great savings rates.  Being in college you may want to consider putting a portion into a tax deferred account for retirement.  You're never too young to start saving for retirement.
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Not much going for free but check out Internet Banking interest rates, they beat the normal current account rates. x
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HSBC Direct has a promotional rate of 4.8% until April or May. That's the highest that I know of. Their regular rate is 4.25%, which along with Emigrant Direct is the highest regular rate for accounts of its type.\n\nIf you go on Bankrate's website and search for MMA (money market account) rates, you will find some other high-yield accounts, although some of them require a minimum of $25,000.
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Over here in the UK its either Aberdeen, Heriot watt or Imperial, Cambridge is also good but hard to get into unless you have a bank balance that matches Bill Gates! In the states, Berkley in California, ATM (Think thats what it is called) in Texas and another one in Oklahoma with name escapes me at the moment.
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Safety - safe, FDIC insured up to $10K. Unless someone bombs your bank, the money is safe.\n\nGrowth rate - this SUCKS for savingts accts. They give less tthan 1% return. If youre interested in savings accts, use Orange (ingdirect.com) who is offering 3.95% currently - way better, but still not as good as a CD. \n\nInflation Protection - none. Inflation grows faster than the measly 1% return youre getting...\n\nLiquidity - excellent! You can get at it whenever you need to witth an ATM card! \n\nTax avoidance - none. Get sent a 1099 at the end of the year. However, in order to get dinged on your taxes, you need to make more than $600...at 1% interest, that means that you have $600,000 in a savings acct...doubtful at this point.\n\nWhat really irks me is that they take your money and lend it to people, charging 15 - 19%, pocket 14-18% and give you 1%. BS!!!
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HSBC Direct has the highest that I know of right now, at 4.8%. That is a promotional rate (no restrictions, unlike ING Direct) until sometime in May, but their base rate of 4.25% will probably rise by that time, and I expect it to remain among the highest available rates after the promotional period ends.\n\nI should point out that ING Direct's 4.75% is restricted in such a way that customers such as myself won't be able to earn the 4.75%, and would be limited to the base rate of 3.8%. Be sure to read the fine print.