I would like to make some comparisons about WAMU & Wtdirect saving accounts, I found both have some positive points and some have negative points.

Wamu Current APY Rate: 3.30% (As I wrote this) and Wtdirect is 3.16%.
$1 Minimum Deposit WaMu Free Checking™ has a distinct advantage over many other free checking offers with a [...]

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I always love to see more online banking opportunities to follow what I always says: ” Do not put all your eggs in one basket” and with online banking is always good to follow this phrase. In the Consumerist I read a reader that is complaining about WAMU or Washington Mutual saving account. Before [...]

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Online banking allows you to manage your money more easily, and earn a competitive return. This page helps you get started out on the right foot. Since the beginning of online banking, the main attraction has been the rate (APY). Online banking accounts typically pay a higher rate of interest than you can get [...]

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For most Americans, pensions and social security alone will not see them through retirement. You need to take an active role in planning for retirement. When planning for retirement, the most obvious concerns are: 1) how much do you save? and [...]

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While, online banking has been around since the mid 1990s, today’s online banks offer far more services and features than their predecessors. Online banking and its popularity have grown considerably as Internet usage has increased. Between 2002 and 2005, the [...]

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Savings accounts are a great place to park your cash. This is because they are deposit accounts that pay interest. Your money typically earns interest from the day it’s deposited until the day it is withdrawn. Savings accounts [...]

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