Posts Tagged ‘online banking’

Online Savings Account - Higher Rate of Returns

Wednesday, August 27th, 2008


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Did you ever hear of the ‘orange’ savings account? An interesting facet of this savings account is that it “will be automatically linked to your current checking account”. Imagine being able to transfer excess cash from your local low (or no) interest rate checking account to a higher rate savings account automatically.

Yah sure you can go it now! However, most people have their checking accounts in a local bank where they can readily go to make miscellaneous deposits or withdrawals. The problem is that those ‘local’ banks offer a meager (at best) savings account interest rate. If you’re tired of getting “zero point nothing” on your savings account, now is the time to investigate an online savings account.

The ‘orange’ people offer great rates, no fees, no minimums and speedy account opening in 5 minutes or less. That sure beats sitting around for ½ hour at your local bank making ‘small talk’ while their ‘customer service representative’ fiddles with forms. You could be earning a high APY
on your savings right now!

They also offer financial products like mortgages.

Personal Banking Loans and Financial Information

Tuesday, August 26th, 2008

Welcome to the banking, loans and financial information website. Please make yourself ‘at home’ and browse around our free information and financial tools.


Bank of Internet Home Equity Loan
We suggest that you start out by investigating the “Bank of Internet” website for interest rates. At this time of low interest rates you should be surprised to learn that this bank was offering a 3.4% checking account interest while others where offering substantially smaller rates (Citibank 0.25% HSBC 0.10% Bank of America 0.05% Chase 0.01%). You can additional get longer term CD rates.

Now only that, but they are also featuring Free online bill pay, online check and deposit imaging with 5 yr archive, FDIC Insurance, ATM reimbursement up to $8 per month and only a $500 minimum to open. Compare that to your current banking situation and cringe.

For home improvement loans and auto loans you’ll also want to review their low rates to you.

Just take a look at them and you decide what’s right for you..