Navy Federal

njs
  |     |   71 posts since 2019

Just got off the phone with them. All those 15 month special cds from last year are maturing and causing a backup if you are withdrawing your funds.




racecar
  |     |   628 posts since 2014
It used to be said that the Average American moved every 5 years.
I think the Average DA user's Dollar moves... every time a CD matures.

I too have a Navy CD that will mature soon, and the little dollars in it have been fidgety, asking to be moved to another place where the rates are higher and the grass is greener. What would I be if I didn't indulge them? So right now the little tykes are looking at two possible destinations, dependent upon what happens at the start of the month. But they are definitely eager to leave their current NavyFed nest.
MY2CENTSWORTH
  |     |   440 posts since 2016
Thanks for the heads up! I also have one maturing Saturday June 1, 2024 and if my matured funds are not available for external transferring in my checking account NLT Monday June 3, 2024 you can bet the NCUA along with the local BBB will be hearing from me!
Ratesaver
  |     |   187 posts since 2013
I also have one coming due and decided to have it upon due date to put in my savings account just in case. I did in online so as to be on the save side and work from their to cash out or go to the closest location and cash out.
racecar
  |     |   628 posts since 2014
So have those of you with maturing Navy 15 month CDs found new homes for the $? I barely moved mine out of Navy in time for the tail end of a special elsewhere, but the specials are getting harder to find.

Navy is probably seeing a lot of funds leaving them now, which may explain why they extended their 4.7% add-on until June 9th -- and specifically let us all know it'll be ending then (just ask any CSR, they'll confirm the date), to try to entice those with maturing 15 month CDs this week to take the rate cut from 5% down to 4.7% and keep it at Navy. I didn't, I found a better place, but did open up a couple of the 4.7% add-ons for the minimum just as insurance.

If your Navy CD is about to mature, remember that you can get a cashier's check at the branch (free if it's made out to you) to take elsewhere, or if you've linked a Navy checking or Money Market Savings Acct with a good hub bank elsewhere you can pull the funds out from elsewhere using ACH (Navy won't allow you to pull from their normal savings accounts, but allow it from a checking or MMSA).


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