There are many banks doing business in Phoenix, including Chase Manhattan, Bank of America, Northern Trust and Wells Fargo. Are you sure you know which one offers the best account rates to suit your needs? Let Phoenix Banking Rates compare them all for you. We could even help you find a free checking account and high savings rates.

Writing checks is quickly becoming a thing of the past, with most people paying their bills online. Phoenix Banking Rates could help you find an online checking account so that you can enjoy the convenience of electronic banking.

 

TypeRateAvg Points
30 year fixed mortgage5.10%0.700
15 year fixed mortgage4.83%0.700
5 year ARM5.57%0.700
TypeRateAvg Points
HELOC variable5.26%N/A
TypeRateAvg Points
60 month new car loan6.17%N/A
36 month user car loan0.00%N/A
TypeRateAvg Points
credit card non reward8.07%N/A
credit card reward9.50%N/A
prime rate3.25%N/A
TypeRateAvg Points
bank savings account0.15%N/A
bank money markey account0.97%N/A
 

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Many people don’t think to check the interest rates on their checking account. If you regularly keep a balance in your account, and your Phoenix, AZ bank does not offer a high interest rate, you could be missing out on a money-making opportunity. Phoenix Banking Rates can help you find the best bank rates.

When you choose a Phoenix, AZ savings account, you want to find the bank that meets your savings needs. Look for a bank that offers the highest interest rates at your minimum balance with the lowest fees. Many Phoenix, AZ banks require you to keep a certain balance to earn the quoted APY and to avoid fees. Banks requiring a higher minimum balance typically offer larger interest rates.

At Phoenix Banking Rates, you can compare checking and savings account rates in Phoenix. Our data is current and up-to-date to ensure that you get the best rates.

As you make this decision to choose a Phoenix bank, we can also help you:

Whether you’re looking for a bank to manage your small business, or a bank with the highest interest rate savings accounts, Phoenix Banking Rates is certain to connect you with the right bank.

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