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The Jacksonville Bank, a small bank in Florida is currently paying 1.75% APY on a 6-month CD and 2.60% APY on a 24-month CD. Those are the best CD rates for their respective terms according to the BestCashCow rate tables.
Read →First National Community Bank is offering a 15-month and 18-month CD that pays 2.25% APY when you also open a Maximum Earnings Checking Account.
Read →Southern Commerce Bank of offering a 12-month CD that pays 2.30% APY. That's the best 12-month CD rate according to the BestCashCow rate tables.
Read →Atlantic Coast Bank is offering a 24-Month CD that pays 2.4% APY. That's one of the best rates on the BestCashCow 24-month rate table.
Read →Aurora Bank is offering a 2.45% APY 2-year CD. Aurora Bank was formally known as Lehman Brothers Bank and after its parent firm's bankruptcy changed its name to Aurora. The bank did not go bankrupt with its parent.
Read →International Bank of Chicago is a Chicago-based FDIC-insured bank catering to Chicago's diverse ethnic groups. The bank is rated 4 stars (solid) by Bauer Financial.
Read →MetLife Bank is offering a 12-month CD that pays 2.25% APY.
Read →Citibank is offering a 5-year CD that pays 3.5% APY. As of September 12, 2009 that's one of the top rates for this term.
Read →H&R Block Bank is offering 2% APY on a 6-month CD on a minimum deposit of $10,000. That's currently the highest rate for that term. The promotion is running from September 1 to September 30.
Read →Frontier Bank is offering a 2.6% APY 24-month CD.
Read →Citibank is offering a competitive 2.25% APY on an 18-month CD. The CD needs to be opened online.
Read →DollarSavingsDirect is offering a 16-month CD paying 2.25% APY. To open the CD and get the rate, you must first open a DollarSavingsDirect Savings or Checking account.
Read →Golf Savings Bank is offering a 4-year CD paying 3.5% APY. That's currently the best rate on the BestCashCow 48-month CD rate table.
Read →A quick glance at the CD rates offered by the big banks - Chase, Wells Fargo, and Bank of America, shows that the banks offer some terms that are competitive while others are not worth it.
Read →Affinity Bank is offering an 8-month CD paying 2.25% APY.
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