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Savings accounts with credit unions tend to have much better rates than those with banks. Small local banks will have better rates than large national ones due to smaller overhead.
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This is something that can vary widely, even from day to day. Most major banks are not going to give deals as good as local smaller banks. Even better, places like Eastman Credit Union are going to have better rates than anybody. Credit Unions don't have all the built in fees and red tape that traditional banks do.
Credit Unions are better than banks because credit union are more tailored to their customers.
In general banks lend money and pay interest on savings. The large banks often are in insurance and fiancial planning as well, thus some banks do more than normal banking activities.
Savings accounts with credit unions tend to have much better rates than those with banks. Small local banks will have better rates than large national ones due to smaller overhead.
iverson is a future hall of famer, of course he is better than banks.
better... WAY BETTER
The best way to get the lowest rate is to shop around and see what different banks offer. Normally, smaller banks and credit unions will have better rates than the big national banks.
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This is something that can vary widely, even from day to day. Most major banks are not going to give deals as good as local smaller banks. Even better, places like Eastman Credit Union are going to have better rates than anybody. Credit Unions don't have all the built in fees and red tape that traditional banks do.
because it sounds better than peopley banks! :p
Federal Reserve Banks distributes new currency for the Department of the Treasury, which produces it. Depository institutions buy currency from Federal Reserve Banks when they need it to meet customer demand, and they deposit cash at the Fed when they have more than they need to meet customer demand. Most medium-sized and large-sized banks maintain reserve accounts at one of the 12 regional Federal Reserve Banks, and they pay for the cash they get from the Federal Reserve by having those accounts debited. Some smaller banks maintain their required reserves at larger, "correspondent," banks. The smaller banks get cash through the correspondent banks, which charge a fee for the service. The larger banks get currency from the Federal Reserve and pass it on to the smaller banks.
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Large is the size that is larger than medium but smaller than extra large.
Credit Unions are better than banks because credit union are more tailored to their customers.