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Penfed has 6% APY Certificates from 3 years and up as of today 9/27/07.
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We've debated this before, with Brewer postulating that PenFed is adjusting the duration of their portfolio by offering more money for longer maturities.The fed cuts rates and PenFed increases their payout rates. I don't get it.
The fed cuts rates and PenFed increases their payout rates. I don't get it.
I didn't check what the penalty is at Penfed for withdrawing from one of the new certificates.
I've been with PenFed for 13 months (since 31 Aug 06) and they haven't complained. I've had at least one CD on deposit with them continuously since then.Hey I have a question for you members who have been using PenFed for a while. What is this quarterly inactivity fee they impose if there is no activity on the account for one year? I perused their service fee statement but could not find anything. Obviously if I'm only using it for the CD rate, it will be inactive for 3 years. Any comments?
Cool ! I thought they normally didn't roll out the great
rates 'til January. Christmas came early this year.
I say bring back the 15%+, thirty year T-bonds!!
Without the corresponding hyperinflation of course.
Subsequent Fed chairmen have not been fit to tie Paul Volker's shoelaces!!