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When Silver Falls Bank in Oregon failed,the acquiring bank, Citizens Bank of Corvallis lowered depositor CD rates from 4% to 1%. That's the hazard of going with a less sound bank.
Read →State Bank of India, New York is offering a 36-month (3 year) CD paying 3.55% APY. That's the highest 36 month CD rate since early February.
Read →Citibank is offering a competitive 12-month CD that pays 2.70% APY. It must be opened in a branch and as far as I know it's only for Massachusetts customers.
Read →AIG is offering some pretty competitive CDs. The question is, with all of the hoopla over executive compensation, would you open one?
Read →Short term CD rates are falling as the Federal Reserve holds the overnight Fed Funds rate close to zero.
Read →First Trade Union Bank is offering a 3% APY 36-month CD. As rates continue to fall, anything at 3% or above is starting to look good.
Read →Citibank is offering an 18-month CD that pays 2.25% APY. That's currently the best 18-month CD rate according to the BestCashCow rate tables.
Read →Century Bank Direct is offering a 15-Month CD that pays 2.25% APY. It is also offering several other competitive products including a 2.09% APY 10 month CD and a 2.35% APY 20 month CD.
Read →Flagstar Bank if offering a competitive 48 month (4 year) CD paying 4.50% APY.
Read →EBSB Direct is offering a 10-month CD that pays 1.77% APY with a minimum deposit of $1,000.
Read →One West Bank, formerly Indymac, is offering a 10-month CD that pays 2.15% APY.
Read →H&R Block Bank is offering a 90-day CD that pays 1.5% APY.
Read →Discover Bank announced today that it will allow penalty-free early withdrawals from 12-month certificates of deposit for new and renewing account holders who lose their jobs.
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