Check out our 9 Month CD at 2.40% APY. $10k min. FDIC Insured.
Salt Lake City, UT
01/05
2.00
Q
2.02
$1,000
Serving our clients since 1873. FDIC insured.
Glen Allen, VA
01/05
1.98
D
2.00
$5,000
Get 3.50% APY* on 2-yr CD. FDIC insured. 5 star Bankrate rating
Bridgewater, NJ
01/02
3.10
D
3.15
$25,000
Flagstar Bank Troy, MI
01/05
3.70
Q
3.75
$500
Corus Bank Chicago, IL
01/05
3.44
M
3.50
$10,000
UmbrellaBank.com Birmingham, AL
01/05
3.39
D
3.45
$1,000
Imperial Capital Bank LaJolla, CA
01/05
3.35
M
3.40
$2,000
Pacific Mercantile Bank Costa Mesa, CA
01/05
3.23
D
3.28
$10,000
EverBank Jacksonville, FL
01/05
3.20
D
3.25
$1,500
First Internet Bank of Indiana Indianapolis, IN
01/05
3.11
M
3.15
$1,000
Stonebridge Bank Exton, PA
01/05
3.05
D
3.10
$500
Nexity Bank Birmingham, AL
01/05
3.05
D
3.10
$1,000
E-LOAN Pleasanton, CA
01/05
3.05
D
3.10
$10,000
Intervest Natl Bk New York, NY
01/05
3.00
D
3.05
$2,500
AIG Bank Wilmington, DE
01/05
2.97
D
3.01
$2,500
Allstate Bank Vernon Hills, IL
01/05
2.96
D
3.00
$1,000
Presidential Bank, FSB Bethesda, MD
01/05
2.96
M
3.00
$1,000
Advanta Bank Corp. Salt Lake City, UT
01/05
2.96
D
3.00
$10,000
Allied First Bank Naperville, IL
01/05
2.96
M
3.00
$500
Ascencia, a div. of PBI Bank Louisville, KY
01/05
2.91
M
2.95
$500
Heritage Bank, N.A. Phoenix, AZ
01/05
2.87
Q
2.90
$5,000
IndyMac Federal Bank Pasadena, CA NR
01/05
2.86
D
2.90
$5,000
giantbank.com Ft. Lauderdale, FL
01/05
2.82
D
2.86
$2,500
Metropolitan National Bank New York, NY
01/05
2.85
A
2.85
$2,500
California First National Bank Irvine, CA
01/05
2.76
M
2.80
$5,000
ING DIRECT Wilmington, DE
01/05
2.72
M
2.75
$1
Goldwater Bank Scottsdale, AZ
01/05
2.75
S
2.75
$50,000
newdominionDIRECT.com Charlotte, NC
01/05
2.71
D
2.75
$3,000
NOVA Bank Philadelphia, PA
01/05
2.71
D
2.75
$500
NOVA Bank Philadelphia, PA
01/05
2.71
D
2.75
$500
American Bank Allentown, PA
01/05
2.71
D
2.75
$500
Discover Bank New Castle, DE
01/05
2.72
D
2.75
$2,500
American Partners Bank Bethesda, MD
01/05
2.66
D
2.70
$1,000
VirtualBank Palm Beach Gardens, FL
01/05
2.50
D
2.53
$10,000
Centennial Bk Fountain Valley, CA
12/26
2.50
M
2.53
$10,000
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From Bankate.com
CD Rates, The Basics
A certificate of deposit or CD is similar to a savings accounts in that they are FDIC or NCUA insured up to $100K or $200K for a joint account, which makes them basically risk free up to $100K. CD rates are typically much higher than savings account or money market rates. Many consumers divide their money into multiple CD's with multiple banks to give them the greatest protection against bank failure. They are different from savings accounts in that the money that is saved in the CD is intended to stay in the CD for a specific period of time. Time periods typically vary from 6 months to 5 years. Longer fixed periods have higher CD rates. At the end of the maturity period the CD can be withdrawn along with the accrued interest.
In exchange for keeping the money on deposit for the agreed-on term, CD rates are typically higher than accounts from which money may be withdrawn on demand. Fixed CD rates are common, but some institutions offer CDs with various forms of variable CD rates.
Things to Know When Shopping CD Rates
A larger principal should receive a higher CD rate.
A longer term should receive a higher CD rate
Smaller banks and credit unions tend to offer higher CD rates.
Personal CD accounts generally receive higher CD rates than business CD accounts.
Closing a CD
Withdrawing money before the CD has matured is usually not a good idea, as there are substantial penalties. For example, a 5 year CD, usually has a loss of six months' interest penalty.
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