IMPORTANT DISCLOSURE INFORMATION: Annual Percentage Yield (APY) accurate as of 10/16/2024. No withdrawals without penalty within first seven days. No partial withdrawals permitted. Fees may reduce earnings.
Certificate of Deposit (CD) Accounts
Select your own terms and enjoy the predictability of a fixed rate.
CD Account Options & Rates
A CD is a savings product that includes a pre-determined interest rate over a set term. CDs help to make saving easier if you don't need immediate access to your money. They usually pay you a higher interest rate than a traditional savings or money market account.
Fixed Rate CD
Plan for the future with a fixed rate of return to help grow and protect your savings
Benefits
- FDIC insured to the maximum permitted by law
- Fixed Rate
- Wide variety of terms available to meet your needs
- Automatic renewal
Requirements
Minimum to open | $1,000 |
Terms | Range from 7 days to 10 years |
Withdrawals / Penalties | Early withdrawal penalties apply for balance withdrawn before maturity |
Open a Fixed Rate CD
Fixed Rate IRA CD
Supplement your retirement savings with a tax-deferred IRA CD account
Benefits
- FDIC insured to the maximum permitted by law
- Fixed Rate
- Wide variety of terms available to meet your needs
- Automatic renewal
- Potential tax savings[1]
- Supports saving for retirement
Requirements
Minimum to open | $250 |
Terms | Range from 6 months to 10 years |
Withdrawals / Penalties | Early withdrawal penalties apply for balance withdrawn before maturity |
Open an IRA CD
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