A clear advantage of investing in CD‘s is that CD Rates are fixed, meaning you lock in an interest rate for the entire term of the CD, and it does not change. When interest rates are dropping, your CD stays at a higher rate. If you money is in a savings account, or interest paying checking account, your interest rate will drop daily, if rate are falling. Learn from Vista Banking Rate partners if rates are falling or rising, and make the right choice to earn more money.
| Featured Rate | |
|---|---|
CIT Bank
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1.26%
Date: Feb 16, 2012
2-Year CD Rate
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| Highest Rates Recent Rate Changes | |
| Balboa Thrift and Loan Association 2 Year CD Account |
1.26%
Date: Feb 15, 2012
|
| Coronado First Bank 2 Year CD Account |
1.16%
Date: Feb 17, 2012
|
| Embarcadero Bank 2 Year CD Account |
1.16%
Date: Feb 15, 2012
|
| California Community Bank 2 Year CD Account |
1.16%
Date: Feb 9, 2012
|
| Geico Credit Union 2 Year CD Account |
1.15%
Date: Feb 13, 2012
|
| Seacoast Commerce Bank 2 Year CD Account |
1.00%
Date: Feb 8, 2012
|
| Centennial Bank 2 Year CD Account |
0.75% to
0.70% Date: Feb 20, 2012
|
| First Citizens 2 Year CD Account |
0.70% to
0.50% Date: Feb 20, 2012
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| Centennial Bank 12 Month CD Account |
0.55% to
0.50% Date: Feb 20, 2012
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| First Citizens 12 Month CD Account |
0.45% to
0.25% Date: Feb 20, 2012
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| Manufacturers Bank 6 Month CD Account |
0.15% to
0.10% Date: Feb 20, 2012
|
| Capstone Credit Union 2 Year CD Account |
0.75% to
0.65% Date: Feb 9, 2012
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