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State Bank of India Offers 36-Month CD at 3.55% APY

State Bank of India Offers 36-Month CD at 3.55% APY

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Author: Cindy Lewis on April 15, 2009 - modified on August 2, 2017

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.

Overall, we've seen CD rates with terms of 3 years and greater rising over the last couple of weeks. It appears that rates may have bottomed for longer-term certificates of deposit and are now on the rebound.

State Bank of India has periodicially offered aggressive rates to attract deposits. The bank is a subsidiary of one of the largest Indian Bank. The New York branch is FDIC insured, although it has been reported that some of the other US branches, including the LA and Chicago branches may not have valid FDIC insurance. I've had trouble getting through to customer service on occasion.

Compare the top 36-month (3 year) cd rates.

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Today's Highest Online CD Rates

Bank	Product Term	Interest Rate (APY)
Northern Bank Direct	1-Year	5.60% APY with $500 minimum
Finworth, a division of InsBank	1-Year	5.38% APY with $50,000 minimum
TotalDirect, a division of City National Bank of Florida	1-Year	5.35% APY with $25,000 minimum
Dollar Savings Direct, a division of Emigrant Bank	3-Year	5.00% APY with $1,000 minimum
First Internet Bank of Indiana	3-Year	4.66% APY with $1,000 minimum
IncredibleBank	3-Year	4.58% APY with $1,000 minimum
First Internet Bank of Indiana	5-Year	4.55% APY with $1,000 minimum
BMO Alto, a division of Bank of Montreal Harris	5-Year	4.50% APY with no minimum
Department of Commerce	5-Year	4.34% APY with $500 minimum

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Comments

fredg

April 15, 2009

This offer requires a very special type of personality. First, you need to be an idiot to lock your money up for such a long period at a rate this low when we are on the verge of hyperinflation. Second, you need to be an idiot to wait on the phone long enough to get ahold of someone at this bank.

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