Outsource Your Interest Rate Management (Part 1) – with John Major | Podcast

#38 – If you have a huge amount of excess cash sitting in your bank account but don’t have enough time for interest rate planning – outsource it.

Otherwise, it’ll keep losing value due to inflation!

In part one of our two-part series on interest rates, Jeremy Keil talks with John Major, vice president of The American Deposit Management Company (ADM). John provides a helpful introduction to the world of deposit management and shares tips to help you boost your current interest rates without having to compromise liquidity.

You will learn:

• Potential opportunities in our current interest rate environment 
• The extent to which your bank money is protected under the FDIC insurance
• How ADM leverages its massive network of banks to get the best interest rates
• Negotiation strategies to help you receive better interest rates at any bank
• And more!

Learn how to effectively manage your excess cash and maximize your interest rate returns by tuning in today!

Resources:

• Keil Financial Partners
• John Major on LinkedIn
• The American Deposit Management Company
• MaxMyInterest
• Bankrate
• 3 Keys You Should Know Before Choosing a Financial Advisor 
• 6 Questions Retirees Aren’t Asking But Should Be 
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