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dyktator
What inteerest rates do your local banks offer for deposits made in US$ and EUR?
What is the basic (main) interest rate in your country?

I'm gathering this information for one of my websites. You may send me private message with links to the websites.
Thank you. ))
dannyson1
Bank of England Cuts Rates to Record Low of 1.5%
ashokshetty
in China, the rate is very lower now.
realist
QUOTE (dannyson1 @ Jan 8 2009, 06:08 PM) *
Bank of England Cuts Rates to Record Low of 1.5%


And it could even go down to 0% according to some. smile.gif
dyktator
QUOTE (realist @ Jan 9 2009, 02:10 AM) *
And it could even go down to 0% according to some. smile.gif

I'm getting over 10% per year risk free for many years. Those who are interested may PM me (send message via profile).
halogen
QUOTE (dyktator @ Jan 23 2009, 05:49 AM) *
I'm getting over 10% per year risk free for many years. Those who are interested may PM me (send message via profile).


I'm very interesting of your risk free! 10% p.a.

PM allready sended ... waiting
NGneeR
I get 8% per year compounded quarterly risk free here in Egypt, my bank is NSGB.
bigakiel
i get 1.5% a year in my bank wamu. i wish it back at 4% like early last year
dyktator
QUOTE (bigakiel @ Jan 25 2009, 08:19 AM) *
i get 1.5% a year in my bank wamu. i wish it back at 4% like early last year

wow... 1.5% APR would not even beat the inflation!
Euro35
QUOTE (realist @ Jan 9 2009, 10:10 AM) *
And it could even go down to 0% according to some. smile.gif

Are from UK? You should make investments in other countries where the interest rates are higher, much higher.
hanzahar
3%?

who cares...banks scams nowdays diablo.gif
iketz0
In the Philippines too, we have a low rates here..
highint
QUOTE (iketz0 @ Jun 15 2009, 08:02 PM) *
In the Philippines too, we have a low rates here..

I bangladesh if make an 1 year Fixed deposit then interest rate is 10% per year.
realist
The joke in the UK is that deposit rates are extremely low, often around 0.25% to 3%, the Bank of England bank rate is 0.5%, yet credit card companies are charging an average of 17% APR on balances! Unauthorised overdrafts can be as high as 19%.
nurfen
I currently have 3.65%, no fixed time deal and free transactions. Swedish bank.
goldbankaccount
QUOTE (nurfen @ Jul 10 2009, 10:58 AM) *
I currently have 3.65%, no fixed time deal and free transactions. Swedish bank.

Getting 5% with standard bank deposit for 6 mths here in New Zealand. Well capitalised straight forward banks
b281282
11.75 % for 1 year fixed deposit thumbup(1).gif . If anybody interested pm me
AppleXY
Australia ftw.

Gotta love being Aussie. Highest Interest/Cash Rate in the entire world - 3.50%

UBank in Australia is offers a 5.46% pa on savings (H).

realist
You have to be very careful if you have any old savings accounts. Financial institutions have a nasty habit of reducing interest rates on their savings accounts over a period of time without saying anything.

I know of one account which is an ISA with a building society in the UK where the interest rate has dropped to a measly 0.1%!

Yet, open a new accout with them and they`ll give 2% on an ISA, or 3% on an online savings instant access account.

They really are sneaky. 4.gif
reforce
QUOTE (realist @ Nov 7 2009, 05:28 PM) *
You have to be very careful if you have any old savings accounts. Financial institutions have a nasty habit of reducing interest rates on their savings accounts over a period of time without saying anything.

I know of one account which is an ISA with a building society in the UK where the interest rate has dropped to a measly 0.1%!

Yet, open a new accout with them and they`ll give 2% on an ISA, or 3% on an online savings instant access account.

They really are sneaky. 4.gif


Mine dropped to .1%

I should close it and open one again to get a higher rate. What is ISA?
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