Author: Riki Meier on July 27, 2010 - modified on November 27, 2017
If you can afford to hold CDs to full-term maturity and can afford to pay taxes each year on interest income you haven't actually been paid yet, zero-coupon CDs may be worth looking into.
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Bank | Product Term | Interest Rate (APY) |
---|---|---|
CFG Bank | 1-Year | 0.67% APY with $500 minimum |
Live Oak Banking Company | 1-Year | 0.65% APY with $2,500 minimum |
Comenity Direct | 1-Year | 0.63% APY with $1,500 minimum |
Comenity Direct | 3-Year | 0.85% APY with $1,500 minimum |
First Internet Bank of Indiana | 3-Year | 0.81% APY with $1,000 minimum |
Connexus | 3-Year | 0.75% APY with $5,000 minimum |
Primary Bank | 5-Year | 1.15% APY with $1,000 minimum |
Connexus | 5-Year | 1.00% APY with $5,000 minimum |
First Internet Bank of Indiana | 5-Year | 0.96% APY with $1,000 minimum |
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