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CD Account from Priority Bank with 0.50% APY



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The product CD Account from Priority Bank with 0.50% 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 $21,023. The interest earned would be $1,023 and the tax amount on the interest earned would be approximately $307.

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 Priority Bank

Savings Boost of
$-227 over 10 years
Cash Savings $20,000
Average Interest Earned $943

 
Priority Bank Interest Earned $716

 

 

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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:
0.65%
Annual
Interest
Annual Interest
(After Tax)
1 20,000 131 92
2 20,131 132 92
3 20,262 133 93
4 20,395 133 93
5 20,528 134 94
6 20,663 135 95
7 20,798 136 95
8 20,934 137 96
9 21,071 138 96
10 21,208 139 97
TOTAL: $1,347 $943

Priority Bank Scenario

Rate:
0.50%
Annual
Interest
Annual Interest
(After Tax)
1 20,000 100 70
2 20,100 101 70
3 20,201 101 71
4 20,302 102 71
5 20,403 102 71
6 20,505 103 72
7 20,608 103 72
8 20,711 104 72
9 20,814 104 73
10 20,918 105 73
TOTAL: $1,023 $716

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6 Month CD Special. Must be linked to a standard consumer or business checking account in which 12.6% of the total combined balance is maintained. Otherwise APY is 5.25%.

Last change: ↑0.46% on December 15, 2023.
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6 Month Jumbo CD.



Customer Reviews for Priority Bank


  • December 2, 2020 |

    Only gave it one star because we had to. We were referred to Priority Bank by Rausch and Coleman homes as we purchased a house from them. That is the only reason we even started a home mortgage with them. They have the most rude, unprofessional and degrading employees. Their customer service is horrendous. When we complained, all we got was an apology. First, their representative, Mauricio and boss, Kelli Franks, told us to show up at the Mission Blvd. branch. Even in COVID-19, we wanted to do that, so that our identities could be verified and so that we could provide copies of any needed documents. Mind you, we showed up with seniors above 80 years of age. Far from it being a step towards informing us about the loan or processing it, they type-casted us because we weren't white. On top of that, I, as a female, was summoned by their representative, Mauricio, to his office where His Highness did not even budge from his seat as I stood before him repeating that I am here, with the seniors and all documents because YOU and I made an appointment (I made that painstakingly after calling that guy for a follow-up several times!). I stood there talking as if I was a beggar. At some point, I seated myself. The guy's desk was clear. He was too busy showing off his muscles and probably thought he looked handsome or a big shot or something. I am a very busy person and moved around a lot of things to show up there with seniors. So, I ignored. The Bank never even opened a file on our case. I made several follow-up calls and sent emails to be prepared for any other mortgage related issues in time for the closing. Not only did I never get a response, but on the fly, Mauricio and Kelli Frank told us to move 100k+ worth of money between banks and accounts to ensure that we would have the down payment WE decided to put down at the time of closing. No, you have no right to tell people to move money or show you any money before you have processed a loan application and are ready to take interest rates. Even after that, the negligence continued. We called, emailed and texted them several times and they disappeared. 1.5 months later, their representative, Mauricio, got back to us and asked us where we were at 1.5 months ago with the money moving and showing! I still reminded him and wanted this to go smoothly because Rausch and Coleman Homes had pointed us towards them. Again, nothing. Then suddenly, Thanksgiving Day, he emails on how everything needs to be done. The guy did not even have the borrower's name right on the lending documents for which I had already provided all license copies! Next, he starting texting and emailing with smiley faces Sunday after Thanksgiving, late in the evening to see if I got his emails. Never once in his emails did the guy even have the courtesy to address his client properly. Emails just started without salutations or greetings. If I asked a question by email, there was never a response. We finally decided to put full cash down on the house because guess what? The brown seniors Priority Bank on Mission Blvd. saw actually had money in their pockets! Kelli, the supervisor, simply put through a phone call to apologize after it was all over. The representative is still there. She never had a file to look into the case, so obviously she was not going to solve any issues or take up the case herself...so much for being a supervisor!
    We are NOT first time home buyers. Not a single bank from BoA, to Wells Fargo to Arvest has treated us poorly let alone so degradingly. Hope Rausch and Coleman Homes make a note of this as they have recently purchased a lot of property to build similar homes in other towns of Arkansas.


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