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  • Re: Summary post of online MMA rates

    Originally posted by risknothing
    GMACBank went down to 5%.



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    • Re: Summary post of online MMA rates


      Monday, January 29

      I've updated the GMAC rate (again) from 5.10% APY to 5.00% APY

      And I'll add the news about the special offer from HSBC to their listing

      I reviewed all the other links today and found no other rate changes


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      • Re: Summary post of online MMA rates

        Im upset that GMAC Keeps lowering their rates.

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        • Re: Summary post of online MMA rates

          GMAC isn't the only one. Citibank dropped its E-Savings to 4.75%.

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          • Re: Summary post of online MMA rates

            Originally posted by Sweepsplayer
            GMAC isn't the only one. Citibank dropped its E-Savings to 4.75%.
            Thanks for the heads-up. I made that change today.

            Something I noted: Citibank just dropped from 5.00 to 4.75 but Capital One just raised their rate from 4.80 to 5.00.

            Also, my "good grief" reference for GMAC doesn't have to do with the lower rate, just the fact that they change their rate much more often than anyone else. In fact, I wouldn't bet against a new GMAC rate being posted over the next 10-14 days. They don't make major moves but seem to love to tweak it constantly.

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            • Re: Summary post of online MMA rates

              Poundwise - You do a lot of great work to keep this valuable featured info up to date. Would you consider doing a monthly post with a graph of the rates of the top five MMAs for the prior 4 weeks? It would be useful to see which are consistent in their inconsistency. Just a thought.

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              • Re: Summary post of online MMA rates

                Originally posted by vsjhoc
                Poundwise - You do a lot of great work to keep this valuable featured info up to date. Would you consider doing a monthly post with a graph of the rates of the top five MMAs for the prior 4 weeks? It would be useful to see which are consistent in their inconsistency. Just a thought.
                First of all, thanks!

                I can do that. I've been tracking it closely since the last quarter of last year.

                Look for a first installment (chart) later in the month.

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                • Re: Summary post of online MMA rates

                  Originally posted by poundwise
                  I can do that. I've been tracking it closely since the last quarter of last year.

                  Look for a first installment (chart) later in the month.
                  Wow, that's great! I just arbitrarily picked tracking 5 funds over a month. If you've been tracking more or fewer and over some other time period, run with what you have. This will be very helpful for a lot of people, so thanks!

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                  • Re: Summary post of online MMA rates

                    This thread continues to be a very good and informative thread. Thank you so much for keeping this updated. It has helped me quite a bit.

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                    • Re: Summary post of online MMA rates

                      Originally posted by krayziebone33
                      This thread continues to be a very good and informative thread. Thank you so much for keeping this updated. It has helped me quite a bit.
                      Thanks!

                      Reviewed accounts and offers today, Friday, February 9th: No changes

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                      • Hey

                        Hey,
                        I am just new to an online savings account. i have got a job and want to have a online savings account. Any suggestions to which 1 is best. I havent got a clue Plz help.

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                        • Re: Hey

                          Originally posted by fast7879
                          Hey,
                          I am just new to an online savings account. i have got a job and want to have a online savings account. Any suggestions to which 1 is best. I havent got a clue Plz help.
                          Take a look at page one of this thread for the list.

                          My recommendation, at the present time, is for Amboy Direct. They have no minimum balance requirements, no fees, and pay 5.25% APY. Their site is plain-jane but functional and transfers are easy.

                          As you are new to the arena, you might want to opt for Emigrant Direct or HSBC instead. They pay 5.05% APY and each have a nicer site interface and some additional features.

                          These are not the only good options, however, based on all considerations and the fact that you are just getting started with an online savings account, these are solid choices.

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                          • Re: Summary post of online MMA rates


                            Update: Thursday, February 15th

                            AmTrust Bank up from 5.30% to 5.36% APY

                            No other rate changes as of this morning

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                            • Re: Summary Post of Online Savings Rates

                              New online savings account. FNBO, paying 5.25%. Discussed here.

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                              • Re: Summary Post of Online Savings Rates

                                Originally posted by sweeps
                                New online savings account. FNBO, paying 5.25%. Discussed here.
                                Thanks Sweeps. I'll add them to the list.


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