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POSTED ON BY Ken Tumin
I would like to thank all of you for your support this year, and I wish you all a safe and happy holiday season. I'll be taking a break on the postings for next few days as I visit with family.
If you're looking for recent bank deals, refer to my bank deals hub where readers can post on the deals they find. For recent deals that I've reviewed, please refer to my last weekly summary. Many of these deals are still available including ING Direct's 2% 12-month CD (see review).
If you're looking for recent bank deals, refer to my bank deals hub where readers can post on the deals they find. For recent deals that I've reviewed, please refer to my last weekly summary. Many of these deals are still available including ING Direct's 2% 12-month CD (see review).
Keep up the excellent work/tradition!!
Site only exists to empower bankers while the average person gets pennies on the dollar. Even the highest bank rates don't pay well.
Long live gold currency.
Anonymous, at 2:15 PM, December 24, 2009
If that is what you think, why do you even bother visiting this site?
Most of us here thing "Banking Guy" is the greatest. He really keeps us savers informed.
Yeah, just take a walk to your gold mountain.
Cheers.
I wish everyone endless love, happiness, and success in 2010!
~O-Qua Tangin Wann
Cannot thank you enough for all the hard work, all the information on every posting and all the explanations on the products. You have been so helpful to so many of us.
I wish you and yours all the best not only this Christmas but always.
Your work is a shining example of what the internet can facilitate: empowering consumers in the marketplace, so that they may stand on equal footing with producers.
Happy New Year to all!!
Well, I want YOU to put ALL of your money right NOW into bullion gold. Three things can happen. The price can remain the same as it is indefinitely (extremely unlikely), the price can rise to many thousands of dollars an ounce (and you would make a killing), or the price can drop down significantly (and you would get nearly wiped out). Now let's see what the price will be 10, 20, 30 years from now.....
I don't visit this site looking for advice on gold.
Price of gold:
10 years from now?
Got to spend some to live on in the mean time.
20 years from now?
Can't wait that long.
30 years from now?
Who cares, I probably won't be around.
I wish everybody a
$ GREENER NEW YEAR $