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  • I got the email earlier today too, it made me very depressed. Why do I keep saving if I'm not earning any interest on it? I miss the good old days.
  • In another few months it might actually start to make sense to keep your money under the mattress.

    At least we don't have to worry about inflation... for now.
  • Mike
    Time to update those FNBO Direct rates on your site. I just recently switched to FNBO for my primary savings. As long as they keep their rates within the top tier of the online banks, I'll be sticking with them. Their customer service is excellent and I like the security of their safe and sound rating by Bankrate.
  • Mike: That's right, but as far as those graphics go, I have to wait till the bank sends me new graphics.
  • Rassah
    GMAC still holding steady at %2.75, even during the last two FNBO drops and the last ING drop
    http://www.gmacbank.com/todays-rates/os-rates.html
  • David
    ING Direct was dropped again on the 18th to a dismal 1.85%. They've managed to drop their rates 0.55% YTD. It wouldn't bother me so much if they at least pretended they cared about the customer and sent a notification beforehand. Conveniently, they manage to always change the rate before the end of the month!
  • wonder who will be first to drop to 1%? My money is on ING.
  • matt
    yet another rate drop today... down to 1.65%

    Considering inflation, this is a negative rate. Forget about stuffing cash in your mattress.. The way the U.S. fed is printing money willy nilly, we'd be better off in something other than U.S. currency.

    We need to stop the inflation machine!
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