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After my review of liquid CDs with a discussion of the pros and cons, here's the list of liquid CDs available nationwide. In addition to banks, the list includes credit unions which allow membership via an association open to all. Since the bump-up liquid feature isn't too useful, I'm only listing add-on and penalty-free CDs below. In addition, there are a few liquid CDs which combine both the add-on feature and the penalty-free feature. If you know of others, please leave a comment.
Nationwide Liquid CDs as of 9/23/09:
Add-On CDs (limited to initial deposit)
Other Competitive CD Rates (include Liquid CD Rates)
Nationwide Liquid CDs as of 9/23/09:
Add-On CDs (limited to initial deposit)
- 3.00% APY 25-month CD (+bump) at America's Credit Union (account review)
- 2.75% APY 19-month CD (+bump) at America's Credit Union (account review)
- 2.50% APY 13-month CD (+bump) at America's Credit Union (account review)
- 2.00% APY 7-month CD (+bump) at America's Credit Union (account review)
- 2.05% APY 13-month CD at Choice Financial (account review)
- 2.34% APY 24-month Add-On CD at Northwest Federal Credit Union (account review)
- 2.00% APY 12-month eSavings CD (add-on in 1st 6 mo only) at Amboy Direct (account review)
- 1.56% APY 12-month Add-On CD at Northwest Federal Credit Union (account review)
- 1.85% APY 9-month No Penalty CD at Ally Bank (account review)
- 0.70% APY 9-month Risk Free CD (rates may vary by state) at Bank of America (account review)
- 2.00% APY 12-month Flex CD at Wilshire State Bank (account review)
- 1.80% APY 12-month Online Keep Your Options Open CD at OneWest Bank (formerly IndyMac) (account review)
Other Competitive CD Rates (include Liquid CD Rates)
