The Fed's rate-cutting strategy to counteract the credit crisis has had consequences in Net banking. The alluring five-percent-plus rates that ING Direct, Citi, Capital One and others once offered for high-yield, online savings accounts (HYSAs) have dwindled to three percent territory.
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