Resources for Bank Rates

Directory of banking rates and quotes and bank rate information. Find links to companies offering business bank rates, including bank interest rates, bank CD rates, and savings rates.
Savings Accounts

Providers of business savings accounts. Review listings to find links to high interest savings accounts or an online savings account to satisfy your business banking needs. more »

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Bank Accounts

Daily banking news. Current rates for thousands of banks and credit unions. Bank reviews and an active forum covering current bank deals.

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RateZip: Bank Mortgage and CD Rates

Search engine for CD rates, mortgage rates, savings rates, auto loans and more from hundreds of national and local banks and lenders.

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Ratelines

Financial and rate information on CD's, savings accounts, checking accounts, insurance & credit cards.

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Business Banking Rates and Quotes


When choosing a bank to do business with, you'll probably look at many factors — from monthly fees to the branch's hours and proximity to your office. But whether you're opening a simple checking account, looking for a loan, or investing, you'll want to check out interest rates before you settle on a financial institution.

Interest rates can affect your business's bottom line in a variety of ways:

  1. The amount of interest you can earn through your business's checking or savings account,
  2. The amount of interest your business can earn through investments like certificates of deposit (CDs) and money-market accounts, and
  3. The amount of interest you'll pay on loans or lines of credit to start or grow your business.

Compare account rates online

Interest rates on checking accounts, CDs, money market accounts and more can vary even in the same geographical area. Find out all your options by calling around or visiting an online search before you decide which financial institution should get your business.

Use an online bank

Financial institutions that do their business online often have lower overhead than brick-and-mortar banks, meaning they can pass their savings on to you through higher interest rates.

Shop for low-cost credit

Even a small difference in your business credit or loan interest rate can add up to a lot over the course of the loan. Search carefully for the best terms before you choose a lender.
  • Whether you're choosing a line of credit or a savings account, check the fine print for fees and other unwelcome surprises.
  • Interest rates are often negotiable, particularly if the bank believes it will lose your business otherwise.
  • Talk to your banker periodically to make sure you're still getting the best deal possible for your business. As the market fluctuates and your business grows, you may find yourself in a position to ask for better rates or take advantage of special offers.
  • Keep an eye on the competition. Shop around periodically to make sure your financial institution is still giving you the best possible rates.