As of 5 pm ET 01/28/2025, here are the highest rates at either Charles Schwab brokerage and/or Vanguard brokerage for non-callable, new-issue brokered CDs with terms of 3-month, 6-month, 9-month, 1-year, 18-month, 2-year, 3-year, 4-year, 5-year, and 10-year:
3-month: 4.35% (Bangor Savings Bank ME, First Business Bank WI, Mizrahi Tefahot Bank CA, State Bank of India NY)
6-month: 4.30% (Mizrahi Tefahot Bank CA)
9-month: 4.25% (Burke & Herbert Bank & Trust Company VA – monthly, Dogwood State Bank NC – monthly, Merrick Bank UT - monthly)
1-year: 4.25% (Merrick Bank UT - monthly)
18-month: 4.25% (Merrick Bank UT – monthly)
2-year: 4.30% (MSB, MSPB)
3-year: 4.30% (Merrick Bank UT - monthly)
4-year: 4.25% (MSB, MSPB)
5-year: 4.25% (MSB, MSPB)
10-year: 4.20% (Apex Bank TN – monthly)
Large issuers abbreviations:
BofA => Bank of America, NC; GSB => Goldman Sachs Bank USA, NY;
MSB => Morgan Stanley Bank, UT; MSPB => Morgan Stanley Private Bank, NY;
SCHW => Charles Schwab Bank, TX; UBS => UBS Bank USA, UT; WF=> Wells Fargo Bank, SD.
Notes: For those staying liquid, here are the previous ten, weekly 4-week T-bill auctions most recently yielding investment rates: 4.339%, 4.313%, 4.318%, 4.339%, 4.334%, 4.303%, 4.313%, 4.476%, 4.630%, 4.609%.
Current Money Market yields as of 01/27/25 at Vanguard are (VMFXX (Settlement fund) 4.28%, VUSXX 4.29%, VMRXX 4.30%).
As of January 22, 2025, ICI reported to the Federal Reserve that $6.90 trillion of cash is parked in money market funds. This is an increase of $41.65 billion from the prior week.
Highest non-callable, new-issue brokered 2-year and 3-year cd rates have risen and are now higher than today’s U.S. Treasuries rates.