If you’re looking for more interest than most savings accounts can provide and you don’t expect to need your savings soon, a certificate of deposit (CD) may be right for you. With these accounts, you lock up your funds for a specified period in exchange for a higher yield. You can access your funds once your account reaches its maturity date, but withdrawals before that point will likely trigger a penalty of several months in interest or more.
5 years Term
$2500 Min. to earn APY
3.20%APY Annual Percentage Yield
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$0 Min. to earn APY
3.10%APY Annual Percentage Yield
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5 years Term
$500 Min. to earn APY
3.10%APY Annual Percentage Yield
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5 years Term
$2500 Min. to earn APY
3.10%APY Annual Percentage Yield
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5 years Term
$0 Min. to earn APY
3.10%APY Annual Percentage Yield
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5 years Term
$2000 Min. to earn APY
3.10%APY Annual Percentage Yield
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