We're Giving Away an iPad2 to Celebrate the New BestCashCow

In February 2011 we launched a new version of BestCashCow that included comprehensive local and national rates on a variety of bank products, information on every bank and credit union in the United States, mapping of every branch and credit union location, and a new look and feel. By using the new BestCashCow, we believe that Americans can earn an extra $30 billion per year in their savings, CD, and checking accounts.

Now we need your help to spread the word about how BestCashCow. Spend a few minutes telling others on Twitter and Facebook about the site. Specific instructions for doing so can be found on the iPad2 contest page. Once you do and let us know on our contest page, you'll be automatically entered to win an iPad. And you'll be helping fellow Americans earn an extra $30 billion per year.

Everyone Can Win

While there is only one iPad2 winner, everyone can make that or even more. According to the FDIC, U.S. commercial banks currently possess over $6.2 trillion in savings accounts and CDs – much of which you, and your friends, and your friend's friends keep in low yield bank accounts. Most readers who spend 10 minutes to research rates on BestCashCow will find bank accounts that pay at least .5 percent more than what they are currently earning. On average that equals $500 more per year for a family of five to put towards education expenses, a vacation, a house renovation, or retirement. Collectively, Americans could save an extra $30 billion in additional savings each year.

Check out Rates

If you're new to BestCashCow , then spend five minutes checking out some of the site's features. Here are some places to start:

• View the best local rates for CDs, Savings Accounts, Checking Accounts and Mortgages. We provide the best rates for every zip code in the United States. Check out CD Rates in your zip code as an example and notice how we calculate the distance to the closest branch.
• Profile pages and financial overviews for every bank and credit union in the United States.
• Mapping that shows bank locations.
• Original research into bank and credit union trends to help you make better banking decisions.

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