Latest Bank CD Rates

This is an AIG Bank CD rates review by Highest CD Rates. This will allow you to make a more informed decision when deciding on this investment strategy. AIG was formed as an online bank in 2000 to better serve their customers.

The current CD rates being offered include the 6 month CD is earning an APY of 0.50%. The 1 year CD is earning an APY of 0.90%.

The 18 month CD is earning an APY of 0.92%. The 2 year CD is earning an APY of 1.07%. The 3 year CD is earning an APY of 1.22%.

The best CD rates are from the 5 year CD that is earning an APY of 1.72%.

To obtain the AIG Bank certificate of deposit rates, a minimum of $2,500 must be placed on deposit.

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We have identified a short term A- rated Goldman Sachs floating rate bond denominated in the Australian dollar and are targeting 8.50% yield to maturity for our clients.

Corporate Bond linked to the Australian Dollar

Goldman Sachs has a floating rate debt issue denominated in Australian dollars, which resets its coupon rate quarterly at the Australian Bank Bill Swap Reference Rate (BBSW) plus 0.51%, matures in 41 months, and currently indicates a yield to maturity about 8.50%.

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1st Bank Yuma provides a money in the bank opportunity with their reward checking account called 1st Rate Reward Checking account. This money in the bank deal lets you earn an interest rate of 3.00% APY for balances up to $25,000 and earn an interest rate of 0.10% APY for the portion of the balance above $25K. To earn this best checking account rates you must meet the following monthly requirements:

• sign up to online banking
• receive electronic bank statement
• setup at least 1 direct deposit
• make at least 15 debit card purchases

If you do not qualify for the month, you do not have to worry since you will earn their base interest rate of 0.10% APY on the entire balance of your account.

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The scuttlebutt is to avoid using your credit card at all costs. Using a credit card to make purchases just racks up the balance and interest you have to pay off later. While there are many occasions when using a credit card is a bad idea (like when you are unable to pay off your balance in full by its due date), there are five situations where using credit is better than using cash or a debit card:

Big-Ticket Items

When you are purchasing expensive items, such as appliances and TVs, it is a good idea to make these purchases with a credit card. This gives you time to use the product to ensure it works before you make a payment on it.

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Written by Nicole Updated: January 16, 2012 VN:F [1.9.11_1134]please wait…Rating: 0.0/5 (0 votes cast)

How much money are you putting towards your savings account each month? Do you even have a savings account? There are millions of people that do not even have a savings account and rely on credit cards and other loans to help them afford groceries, gas, and other things. When you become dependant on credit cards and other debts, it can snowball and before you know it you will have thousands of dollars in debt.

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