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Friday, December 16, 2005

HSBC online savings is now 4.25%

Title says it all. HSBC direct just raised their rate from 4% to 4.25%, matching the fed rate increase on tuesday.

If you haven't started saving and putting money away into an emergency fund (enough to cover a few months of expenses), opening an account with HSBC is a great way to start.

In fact, there's a $25 opening bonus from a few weeks back that may still be active.

posted at 9:54 AM

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