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Another thing that is catching on is the website prosper.com, where

you can help others who need a loan, and you get a certain rate of

return. as with any loan, there is a risk that the borrower will not

repay, but the borrowers are rated, so you have a decient idea of the

risk involved. I haven’t done this yet, just because I think I’ll

achieve better returns by paying off my bills first, LOL. but I’ll

be doing it once I’m beyand that hurdle. Has anyone else done this?

Carole D.

— In Budget101_@yahoogroups.com, “tupska46” wrote:

>

> If you wish to invest money, you might think about putting your

money

> on an FDIC-insured online bank. Emigrant bank

(emigrantdirect.com) is

> giving 4.33% and FNBC. com is giving about 4.5%. Each bank is FDIC

> insured, over 100 years old and the minimum deposit is $1 and there

is

> no charges. Also, you can take out your money whenever you

want/need

> without a waiting period like a CD. I have dealt with these online

> bankds for several years and have incurred no problems. When my

> husband and I receive our Economic Stimulus check, we will deposit

it

> to our account.

>

> — In Budget101_@yahoogroups.com, “Carole Scandrol”

wrote:

> >

> > If you don’t HAVE to spend it to pay bills, my bank just told me

> about a 5 day CD. I was complaining about the ridiculously low

> interest rate the savings accounts were paying. (.03%) She said

they

> have a CD that matures in 5 days and pays almost 5%. That’s not

> spectacular, but a lot better than any other interest bearing

account

> I’ve found that doesn’t tie up your money for a long time. You

must

> deposit $500 minumum for 5 days, but then you can withdraw it any

time

> without any penalty. It renews every 5 days, and the rate is based

on

> the Fed rate.

> >

> > Carole

> > Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind

don’t

> matter

> > and those who matter don’t mind !

> >

>

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