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Compare the rates: Credit
unions have been paying higher yields than their bank and thrift competitors
on 1-year CDs. This chart�shows that on April 14, the average yield on a
money market account offered by a credit union was 26 basis points higher
the thrift average and 75 basis points above the bank average. A basis point
is one one-hundredth of a percent. More charts
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