Discover Bank

What is the most viable, Capital One and Discover Bank?. Both are corporate credit card. Is this one of the two is the danger of failure?

Are you sure you're ready to put money aside for 5 years for only 5.5% or less than one year? Only 37% or less after 5 years!

You have $ 100K and you do not want to buy cheap stocks or dirt foreclosed homes? (No debt, paid a fee). You do not need to do today, you have the next 2-3 years waiting for the worst forcelosures and lower prices.

How about the gold bricks? Just look how much gold and silver have appreciated the past 5 years (even today, despite the low market prices, you can not buy bullion unless you pay a good 20% + bonus).

I do not like stocks or houses, but I have no more than 20K. If I did, I'd diversify some places and you certainly much more likely to play what other people can not today. You've worked hard and saved up this piece of money, seize the moment!

If you misread the rules and were not aware of the minimum deposit of $ 100K, please let me know, I'll give you some simple ways that you can return your money 10-20% annually realistically.

It is clear that you have done your homework or the other is a CD of the highest interest available today. I would not be concerned to have betrayed their trust because your deposit is insured by the FDIC. Besides there is really no way if they are in danger or not. Generally banks reassure regulators and depositors that all is well to prevent a race and then one morning, the doors are closed without warning.

If you need more assurance that you can check the financial records of banks www.fdic.gov. You'll need to consult their numbers FDIC

Personally, I enjoy the Bank. They tend to have more TRA and are in no danger what-so-ever to flow. You can check bankrate.com for more information about banks and their rates, or you can visit the website of the bank to obtain information about them.