Wells Fargo Releases Information on the New (Wachovia) Way2Save
This week Wells Fargo announced on their blog the introduction of the new Way2Save program.
A Roundup of the Top Bank Rates for the Week: Plus Other Banking Services Worth Checking Out
With investment rates seemingly headed for rock-bottom, it's always good to know that there are still banks out there that offer rates much higher than the going national average.
Here's the latest recap of the best account alternatives this week based primarily on interest rates and minimum balances that should be deposited or maintained.
Wachovia’s Way2Save Program: Still Going Strong
As it approaches its one-year mark, Wachovia's Way2Save program is still picking up steam. First launched in January 2008, the program had one million members as of September. In October, Wachovia was bought by Wells Fargo, but the Way2Save program is still in full effect. Here’s how it works:
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