All the financial headlines talk about interest rates being at 20-year highs. We're living in a rare period with certificates of deposit offering yields we haven't seen in over a decade. The Federal ...

FourLeaf offers competitive share certificate (a credit union's version of certificates of deposit) rates, well above the national average. Terms from three months to five years are available, and ...

Lock in today's best rates in decades on certificates of deposits on a range of CD terms — from 6 months to 5 years. Best CD rates today: Lock in yields of up to 4.35% APY now for steady returns ...

The rates are competitive but there’s a minimum deposit requirement of $1,000. You can open an account online or via the mobile app and interest compounds daily and credits monthly.

Earning a competitive 5.00% APY rate with this 12-month starter certificate only requires a minimum $50 opening balance. There is, however, a maximum allowable balance of $5,000 per account.

A three-year CD, or certificate of deposit, may be just the short-term savings deposit vehicle you're looking for. What are the best rates now for three-year CDs?

The following CD rates are the current national averages for specific terms as of June 18, 2025, according to Bankrate. 1-year CD yield: 2.02% APY 3-year CD yield: 1.71% APY ...

As a saver with this online bank, you’ll earn a competitive 4.20% APY and you won’t have to deal with any monthly maintenance fees. The minimum deposit requirement of $1,000 won’t be ...

PenFed’s certificate rates tend to be competitive with the best CD rates from online banks and credit unions. A $1,000 minimum deposit is required to open a certificate.

Consumers now have an alternative to misleading ad-driven rate shopping platformsSEATTLE, Nov. 17, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Seattle Bank, a digitally-driven local bank, announced the launch of CD ...

Citi, one of the largest and oldest banks in the U.S., offers competitive yields on certain certificates of deposit. But most of its terms are well below the best CD rates available.

A bump-up certificate of deposit entitles the bearer to take advantage of rising interest rates with a one-time option to “bump up” the rate paid.