Ken Tumin founded the Bank Deals Blog in 2005 and has been passionately covering the best deposit deals ever since. He is frequently referenced by The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and other publications as a top expert, but he is first and foremost a fellow deal seeker and member of the wonderful community of savers that frequents DepositAccounts.
For a limited-time, California-based Pacific Western Bank is offering a rate-leading 5.50% APY on three short-term CDs. The 5-month, 7-month, and 13-month CDs can be opened with a $2.5k minimum deposit, with no stated balance cap.
The fine print on the landing page reads,
Sounds like a great resource for all those details we’re interested in, doesn’t it....
Florida-based Achieva Credit Union (Achieva) recently added a 17-month CD Special to its product line. Earning a competitive 5.25% APY, the 17-month CD Special can be opened with a $500 minimum deposit; there is no stated balance cap. According to CSR, this is a limited-time offer, but no specific end-date has been set.
As stated in the Truth-in-Savings disclosure, the Early Withdrawal Penalty (EWP) reads as...
For a limited time, North Carolina-based Truliant Federal Credit Union (Truliant) is offering two Certificate Specials, each earning 5.35% APY. Both the 13-month and 23-month Certificate Specials require a $10k minimum opening deposit of new money, which is defined as “funds not currently on deposit at Truliant.” While there is no stated balance cap, the fine print...
Virginia-based Langley Federal Credit Union (Langley FCU) has been offering monthly CD promotions for more than a year. April’s featured product is a 22-month Promotional Certificate, which earns a competitive 5.35% APY. This limited-time offer can be opened with a $500 minimum deposit, with no stated balance cap. (FYI – previous promotions required new money, but the 22-month Promotional Certificate does not.)
The fine print on the landing page lists the 22-month Promotional...
In the 5+ years since Limelight Bank (online division of Utah-based Capital Community Bank) opened its virtual doors, its limited product line (four CDs) has had a series of fairly unimpressive rates. While most of the competitive, one-year CDs have seen dramatic rate increases in the past year, Limelight Bank seems to have embraced the “slow and steady” approach: in the past 15 months, the Limelight Bank 12-month CD has gained 460 bps in...
Last week’s 25-bp Fed rate hike showed that the Fed hasn’t forgotten about inflation. However, in the post-meeting press conference, Fed Chair Powell did admit that the developments in the banking sector may lower the federal funds terminal rate. The Fed’s Summary of Economic Projections (SEP) also indicated this with most of the Fed officials projecting only one more 25-bp rate hike this year. After rates peak, the Fed doesn’t foresee quick rate cuts. As Fed Chair Powell told reporters in the press conference, “In that most likely case,...
I must admit, I did not have the Money Market Premier (MMP) account offered by Northern Bank Direct (NBD) on my “DA Money Market Account Bingo Card.” Following...
Brilliant Bank (internet division of Equity Bank) has a limited CD product line, consisting of two CDs – 9-month and 15-month. While the 15-month CD 4.85% APY has remained unchanged for almost four months, the 9-month CD added 75 bps in two rate increases in the past week. Currently earning 5.25% APY, the 9-month CD can be opened with a $1k minimum deposit and is capped at $500k.
Old Missouri Bank (OMB) has unveiled a 13-month CD Special earning 5.13% APY. This limited-time offering can be opened with a $1k minimum deposit with no stated balance cap. CSR stressed the limited-time availability, although no set end-date has been announced; once again, it’s case of it will be available until it is not.
FYI – In addition to the 13-month CD Special, OMB has a limited-time 16-month No Penalty...
Most banks and credit unions have been concentrating on raising rates on their short-term CDs, leaving the longer-term CDs treading water. This rate increase inequity has led to inverted yield curves, but as DA reader, Robb, noted in a recent Freedom Credit Union (Freedom CU) Forum post,
Following last week’s rate increases, Freedom CU is offering competitive rates on its longer-term CDs: 36-month...
Colorado-based Canvas Credit Union (Canvas CU) has brought back its 13-month CD Special with a rate-leading 5.25% APY. Available for a limited-time, the 13-month CD Special can be opened with a $1k minimum deposit, with no stated balance cap.
As stated in the Truth-in-Savings disclosure, the Early Withdrawal Penalty reads as follows:
If a CD is closed within six months of opening, an early closure fee of $25 will be assessed.
Less than two weeks ago, the 1-year Term CD offered by Rising Bank (the internet division of Missouri-based Midwest BankCentre) became competitive with a new 5.00% APY. Rising Bank ended this week by adding another 20 bps to the 1-year Term CD, which now has the highest 1-year CD rate for a small minimum deposit offered by both internet banks and brick-and-mortar banks. The minimum opening deposit is $1k, with a maximum balance...
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