What's a News Alert? A News Alert is a brief e-mail notification that Bankrate.com
has published a new story in the subject area you requested. For instance,
if you're interested in reading all new stories about "auto loans," we'll
send you brief descriptions and links to all new stories discussing auto
loans as soon as they're published.
What topics do you cover? We offer the following major topic areas:
Auto loans
Insurance
CDs/savings
IRA center
Checking and ATMs
Money markets
College saving plans/loans
Mortgages
Credit cards
Moving
Debt management
Online banking
Fed Watch
Personal finance
Home equity
Taxes
Identity theft
What if I want something more specific? No problem. In addition to requesting major categories,
you can also request News Alerts using keywords or phrases. Looking for
more information about "adjustable rate mortgages" or "auto leases?" Just
type in the phrases!
What about my favorite writer? Can I be updated each time he or she writes a new story?
Yes. When you're registering for your News Alert, just
type in the writer's first and last name instead of a keyword or phrase.
How often will I receive my News Alerts? As soon as we've published a new story covering the subject
area you requested, we'll send you an alert. It could be several times a
week, or several times a month depending on our editorial schedule.
