I am thinking about getting Ally's 12 month CD paying 2.70 percent. This is because of the possibility that the Fed rate will come down, thereby affecting the rate banks will pay. Any thoughts? Ive never had a CD. It would be funded with money I hope I wont nee in the next year.
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:https://www.ally.com/go/bank/selectcd-15m

It's true that Ally's rates are a bit off-pace with market leaders, but one stop banking has it's appeal.
HaroldAsh, if you are really worried about needing some of the money prior to maturity, consider splitting your funds up and open 2 or 3 CDs. If you need some of the money early, you'd be able to close just one certificate and have the rest continue earning the 2.7%. The 12 month Ally offer has no listed minimum deposit.
