Updated List of Savings and Checking Account Rates
by Flexo on December 12, 2007
in Banking
After yesterday’s drop in the target interest rate by the Federal Reserve Board, many banks reacted by dropping the interest rates offered on savings and money market accounts. I’ve updated the list of online savings and checking account interest rates with the changes.
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Thanks for the quick update.
Thanks for the update, especially the notes about Quicken support. Have you considered adding whether the Quicken support includes Direct Connect or just web download? Because Direct Connect is much faster, and web download (web connect) is slow and error prone (at least when going through Quicken). For example, ING Direct only supports web connect (QFX files). Here is a list of which banks support what:
link to Intuit’s list
Thanks for the link, Jules. I’ve included that information where it was known. Capital One is the only bank on the list I knew of that supports Direct Connect, but I’ll look through that Intuit link to see if there’s anything else.
Thanks for updating it, but a small correction. Your update for Capital One Bank says “DirectConnect for Microsoft Money” when it should be “DirectConnect for Quicken, OFX for Microsoft Money”