Capital One CD Rates in 2011 – 6 months to 10 years

Capital One Bank, based out of Virginia, is the 28th largest bank in the United States and is relatively new when compared to the nation’s other well known banking institutions. After being founded in 1994, it has since grown to employee roughly 8,777 people while controlling roughly $70.51 billion in assets as well as originating over $53 billion in loans.

Capital One’s savings account and CD rates (certificate of deposit) while a Read more…

Capital One Bank CD Rates in NY (New York)

In keeping with our coverage of CD rates offered by the largest banking institutions in the US, we uncovered some pretty horrendous deposit rates offered by Capital One in their NY branches. Whether you live in NY or not, you’ll likely find similar rates from Capital One across the country as their rates are consistently low. Despite the fact that they are offering CD rates significantly under today’s national average(s), they Read more…

Checking Account Promotions: TOP 10 in 2010! …so far

We’ve seen a great number of phenomenal checking account promotions, bonuses and deals roll through our inbox so far this year so we decided to publish a top 10 list to extend some credit to the top offers. The following types of bank accounts come in the form of either: free checking accounts with cash bonuses, cash back checking accounts, or high interest checking accounts. The promotional accounts listed below are Read more…

Capital One Venture Rewards Credit Card Review

The following is a press release that was sent in to us by Capital One Bank highlighting their new Venture Rewards Credit Card:

Capital One Financial Corporation (NYSE: COF) today announced the launch of Venture (www.capitaloneventure.com), a premium travel rewards credit card offering double miles on every purchase, without the restrictions frequently found in rewards programs.

There are no limits on when, where or how you earn double miles, no retailer specifications or Read more…

Top 5 Least Trusted Banks in the United States

An interesting poll was conducted by The New York Times and reiterated on Yahoo’s Finance section yesterday regarding the level of trust consumers place in their current bank. Perhaps not surprisingly, the larger banks fared much worse than the smaller institutions.

The Report: (As seen in Yahoo’s Financial Section)

Forrester’s annual Customer Advocacy rankings, ranks nearly 50 financial services firms in the United States by the percentage of each firm’s customers who agree Read more…