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jp4023 Joined Fri 11/17/06 Posts: 1392	Fri 05/23/08 02:18 AM
Ok,I just recieved a check from the government for that stimulus deal. And I opened a Cd at 3.50% interest. But I have a mutual fund acct that pays 4.25% I placed the check in the cd for 6 months, but now i'm having 2nd thoughts ANY Advice is helpful

Joni321 Joined Tue 06/05/07 Posts: 650	Fri 05/23/08 02:21 AM
Ok,I just recieved a check from the government for that stimulus deal. And I opened a Cd at 3.50% interest. But I have a mutual fund acct that pays 4.25% I placed the check in the cd for 6 months, but now i'm having 2nd thoughts ANY Advice is helpful Wait the 6 months u can always roll over into the other acct then.

cdanny47 Joined Thu 01/03/08 Posts: 2328	Fri 05/23/08 02:23 AM Edited by cdanny47 on Fri 05/23/08 02:23 AM
I really wouldn't worry about it cause the price of gas is going to get it anyway

sweetandstrong Joined Sat 02/24/07 Posts: 1438	Fri 05/23/08 02:25 AM
Ok,I just recieved a check from the government for that stimulus deal. And I opened a Cd at 3.50% interest. But I have a mutual fund acct that pays 4.25% I placed the check in the cd for 6 months, but now i'm having 2nd thoughts ANY Advice is helpful Wait the 6 months u can always roll over into the other acct then. You'll have to wait the 6 months. Almost all CD's are a lock in deal. I'm not sure where you have your Mutual Fund but, check out other places, I pretty sure that you can earn a hire interest rate.

littleike Joined Fri 11/09/07 Posts: 4325	Fri 05/23/08 02:26 AM
Ok,I just recieved a check from the government for that stimulus deal. And I opened a Cd at 3.50% interest. But I have a mutual fund acct that pays 4.25% I placed the check in the cd for 6 months, but now i'm having 2nd thoughts ANY Advice is helpful Wait the 6 months u can always roll over into the other acct then. hello joni you cutie

jp4023 Joined Fri 11/17/06 Posts: 1392	Fri 05/23/08 02:27 AM
thanks cdcanny I'm sure the gas will kill me before I even get the cd matured enough to even use it

yantraimages Joined Sun 12/09/07 Posts: 1078	Fri 05/23/08 02:29 AM
Ya, ask me in 6 months

jp4023 Joined Fri 11/17/06 Posts: 1392	Fri 05/23/08 02:31 AM
lol yant ok i'll try and remember to ask you later about it

Joni321 Joined Tue 06/05/07 Posts: 650	Fri 05/23/08 02:35 AM
Ok,I just recieved a check from the government for that stimulus deal. And I opened a Cd at 3.50% interest. But I have a mutual fund acct that pays 4.25% I placed the check in the cd for 6 months, but now i'm having 2nd thoughts ANY Advice is helpful Wait the 6 months u can always roll over into the other acct then. hello joni you cutie Hi Ike I got the message

Peccy Joined Thu 06/28/07 Posts: 17181	Fri 05/23/08 02:37 AM
Ok,I just recieved a check from the government for that stimulus deal. And I opened a Cd at 3.50% interest. But I have a mutual fund acct that pays 4.25% I placed the check in the cd for 6 months, but now i'm having 2nd thoughts ANY Advice is helpful Wait the 6 months u can always roll over into the other acct then. You'll have to wait the 6 months. Almost all CD's are a lock in deal. I'm not sure where you have your Mutual Fund but, check out other places, I pretty sure that you can earn a hire interest rate. a woman talking financial data does turn me on so!

sweetandstrong Joined Sat 02/24/07 Posts: 1438	Fri 05/23/08 02:42 AM
Ok,I just recieved a check from the government for that stimulus deal. And I opened a Cd at 3.50% interest. But I have a mutual fund acct that pays 4.25% I placed the check in the cd for 6 months, but now i'm having 2nd thoughts ANY Advice is helpful Wait the 6 months u can always roll over into the other acct then. awww thank you You'll have to wait the 6 months. Almost all CD's are a lock in deal. I'm not sure where you have your Mutual Fund but, check out other places, I pretty sure that you can earn a hire interest rate. a woman talking financial data does turn me on so!