Presidential Bank Lowers Rates on Savings and Checking

Another day, another interest rate change. Consumerism Commentary reader Brian wrote in to let us know that Presidential Bank lowered its interest offered on the savings account to 4.4% APY and 3.5% APY on the checking account.

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