FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
San Francisco, CA – July 15, 2011 – While national savings account interest rates have remained relatively flat in 2011, a recent rate analysis conducted by San Francisco Banking Rates finds that San Francisco savings account rates have actually declined over a six-month period. This data indicates that location plays an important role in earnings opportunities, and researching rates on a local level may make a difference in the ability to maximize savings. 
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
San Francisco, CA – May 12, 2011 - According to a recent CD rates study conducted by San Francisco Banking Rates (www.sanfranciscobankingrates.com), the average CD rates in San Francisco were found to be lower than the national average. For easy viewing, the data has been compiled into an infographic comparing San Francisco CD rates to other cities in the nation. After the recent recession, many consumers are interested in maximizing savings while protecting their investments from ongoing market volatility. Interest rates from CD accounts are expected to remain low until the economy shows strong signs of growth and recovery.
