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Which U-Box® Delivery Method is Best for your Moving Containers

Wednesday, November 26, 2025

Find out which U-Box® delivery option works best for your move. U-Haul offers four different options for your moving containers to fit your needs.

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U-Haul Offers Disaster Relief for Flood Victims in Brevard County

Thursday, October 30, 2025

U-Haul Company of Eastern Florida has made three of its centers available to provide 30 days of free self-storage and U-Box container usage to help those affected by the severe flooding that occurred this week in and around Brevard County.

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Money Market: 0.85%

CapitalOne 360 Savings: 3.40%

5-year CD yield (Marcus): 3.90%

10-year treasury yield: 4.04%

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* Effective November 24, 2025. Per bankofamerica.com, depositaccounts.com, capitalone.com, Marcus.com, and treasury.gov. Provided for comparison purposes only. Actual rates may vary. U-Haul Investors Club® is not responsible for nor does it guarantee accuracy of rates posted. U-Notes are not FDIC insured.