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Featured Rates (APY) Bank / Credit Union Location Account Type Share
1.10%
As of May 14, 2012
1-Year CD Rate

CIT Bank
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CD Account
1.09%
As of May 21, 2012
 

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Best Rates (APY) Bank / Credit Union Location Account Type Share
1.60%
As of May 2, 2012
View Rate Details Centralia, WA Savings Account
1.51%
As of May 7, 2012
View Rate Details Springfield, IL Savings Account
1.26%
As of May 8, 2012
View Rate Details Rahway, NJ Savings Account
1.25%
As of May 1, 2012
View Rate Details Savings Account
1.16%
As of May 8, 2012
View Rate Details Inglewood , CA CD Account
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Money Market Account Rate Deal of the Day: The Garnavillo Savings Bank at 0.50% APY

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Checking Account Rate Deal of the Day: Tulsa Teachers Credit Union at 0.25% APY

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Checking Account Rate Deal of the Day: Provident Credit Union at 2.26% APY

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Checking Account Deal of the Day: The Florist Federal Credit Union at 0.51% APY

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With an economic recession looming on the horizon, many people have been rattled by recent job losses and a decline in most housing markets. But curiously, the outlook for interest rates may actually be improved by recent developments in the economy. With easing inflation, not only housing prices, but also yields on treasury bonds, tend to go lower. Since 30 year fixed rate mortgage rates usually track with yields on treasury notes, you may find the lowest interest rates on loans during a recession.

The Federal bank bailout may also keep interest rates low in the coming months. In November, when the Federal Reserve announced its plan to buy up debt and mortgage-banked securities from the distressed mortgage lenders Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, that also reduced those lender’s financing costs, enabling them to pass on savings to consumers in the form of lower interest rates.

If you are shopping for a home loan, now may be a good time to compare interest rates and find the best rates on home loans.

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