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CD Account from New Mexico Bank & Trust with 0.15% APY



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The product CD Account from New Mexico Bank & Trust with 0.15% APY and a tax rate of 30 compounded annually, with an initial amount of $20,000, after 10 years would have grown your savings to approximately $20,302. The interest earned would be $302 and the tax amount on the interest earned would be approximately $91.

Please note that this analysis assumes a constant interest rate and doesn't take into account any fees associated with the savings account

The Results for New Mexico Bank & Trust

Savings Boost of
$-962 over 10 years
Cash Savings $20,000
Average Interest Earned $1,173

 
New Mexico Bank & Trust Interest Earned $211

 

 

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This analysis is for demonstrative purposes only and may change should certain assumptions prove incorrect. Savings rates may change and CD rates may not be renewable for the length of the term of the analysis. The difference between the bank rate entered and the average rate may not remain constant throughout the term.

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Average Rate Scenario

Rate:
0.81%
Annual
Interest
Annual Interest
(After Tax)
1 20,000 162 113
2 20,162 163 114
3 20,325 164 115
4 20,489 166 116
5 20,654 167 117
6 20,821 168 118
7 20,989 170 119
8 21,159 171 120
9 21,330 172 121
10 21,502 174 122
TOTAL: $1,676 $1,173

New Mexico Bank & Trust Scenario

Rate:
0.15%
Annual
Interest
Annual Interest
(After Tax)
1 20,000 30 21
2 20,030 30 21
3 20,060 30 21
4 20,090 30 21
5 20,120 30 21
6 20,150 30 21
7 20,181 30 21
8 20,211 30 21
9 20,241 30 21
10 20,272 30 21
TOTAL: $302 $211

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Customer Reviews for New Mexico Bank & Trust


  • July 16, 2021 |

    I have been banking with New Mexico Bank & Trust. When I moved to Albuquerque I wanted to close my account because the banks are so far from where I have lived. My father talked me into keeping my account.. Over the years I hadn’t had issues with the bank so I never gave anymore thought to closing my account; until now.
    I had to call and have three checks stopped. There is a charge for this and I didn’t have a problem paying that. While on the phone I was clear about what I needed and the customer service agent repeated the check numbers and information back to me, more than once. We were both very clear about the information. The agent also stated that there should be no issue but IF the checks go through, call them back and it will be fixed. At the end of the call I was so happy with how helpful and efficient my situation was handled that I asked if I could leave positive feedback for her with a supervisor. She tried to get someone but ultimately said she couldn’t get anyone on the phone for me and said she would note in her comments the time of the call so they could listen later.
    The next day one of the checks went through and sent my account into the negative, which comes with the dreaded Insufficient Funds Fee. I sent a message through the NMB&T portal to let them know to look into that. I got the run around and finally was told by Lisa in the Clovis branch that it was my own problem (not in so many words). It is aggravating because the check was for $751. Next, my automatic payments for bills began going through, which sent my account further into the negative AND brought with that multiple Insufficient Funds Fees. I have finally changed all of my auto payments to my other bank.. But the damage has been done. Hundreds of dollars.. It’s true - companies do NOT reward loyalty. Unless maybe you’re a millionaire..


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