Rates continue to meander between 4.5 and 4.75 percent when it comes to the 30-year mortgage rate bellwether average. Much of the minimal movement has been due to a waiting period generally anticipating new comments from the Federal Reserve, particularly … Continue Reading

When does a 0.05 percent of a rate matter when it comes to competing savings account rates of return? When the national interest rate is held so low, anything close to 1 percent is considered a good thing. FNBO Direct … Continue Reading

Talk about the Federal Reserve beginning to back out of the market support position has caused Treasury bill interest rates to double. That in turn is also causing many to wonder when consumer savings rates will finally begin to go … Continue Reading

When it comes to savings account interest rates there is the stated paper rate paid on record, and then there are the practical rates available in terms of overall return. If one just puts his money in a traditional account, … Continue Reading

When a car loan offer goes below 2 percent, anyone listening should be paying attention, especially when it comes from a reputable institution like USAA. The well-known insurance company operates a diversified financial platform, including loans for cars. USAA is … Continue Reading

When your local bank barely pays 0.75 percent on a certificate of deposit, finding something closer to 1 percent is a goal everyone should striving for to fend off inflation. EH National Bank is currently offering a CD rate paying … Continue Reading

With the average car loan rate currently fluttering between 4.11 and 4.14 percent for June 2013, finding a car loan interest charge significantly lower than that range represents a good opportunity to go after by borrowers. However, while the first … Continue Reading