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  Prod. Institution Rate CM APY Min Deposit Advertiser comments
5 yr CD
 
Discover Bank
New Castle, DE
Posted: 11/20/09
3.30 D 3.35 $2,500 Rates that consistently beat the competition. Open a CD today!
5 yr CD
 
Ally Bank
Midvale, UT
Posted: 11/20/09
3.05 D 3.10 $0 Always competitive rates. No monthly fees. Member FDIC.
5 yr CD
 
Aurora Bank, FSB
Wilmington, DE
Posted: 11/20/09
2.97 D 3.01 $1,000 Great Rates, Great Customer Service, Member FDIC
5 yr CD
 
Capital One Direct Banking
Glen Allen, VA
Posted: 11/20/09
2.37 D 2.40 $5,000 Earn a 2.85% APY* on 4-year CD. FDIC insured.
5 yr CD
 
Goldwater Bank
Scottsdale, AZ
Posted: 11/20/09
3.50 S 3.50 $50,000  
5 yr CD
 
State Bank of India
New York, NY
Posted: 11/20/09
3.35 Q 3.39 $5,000  
5 yr CD
 
First Internet Bank of Indiana
Indianapolis, IN
Posted: 11/20/09
3.25 M 3.30 $1,000  
5 yr CD
 
Intervest National Bank
New York, NY
Posted: 11/20/09
3.22 D 3.27 $2,500  
5 yr CD
 
Lone Star Bank
Houston, TX
Posted: 11/20/09
3.20 D 3.25 $1,000  
5 yr CD
 
Main Street Bank
Kingwood, TX
Posted: 11/20/09
3.05 D 3.10 $10,000  
5 yr CD
 
AIG Bank
Wilmington, DE
Posted: 11/20/09
3.00 D 3.05 $2,500  
5 yr CD
 
Centennial Bk
Fountain Valley, CA
Posted: 11/20/09
3.00 M 3.04 $10,000  
5 yr CD
 
USAA
San Antonio, TX
Posted: 11/20/09
2.97 M 3.01 $1,000  
5 yr CD
 
Colorado Federal Savings Bank
Greenwood Village, CO
Posted: 11/20/09
2.96 D 3.00 $5,000  
5 yr CD
 
iGObanking.com
Lake Success, NY
Posted: 11/20/09
2.96 D 3.00 $1,000  
5 yr CD
 
National Bank of Kansas City
Overland Park, KS
Posted: 11/20/09
2.96 D 3.00 $10,000  
5 yr CD
 
NOVA Bank
Philadelphia, PA
Posted: 11/20/09
2.96 D 3.00 $500  
5 yr CD
 
State Farm Bank
Bloomington, IL
Posted: 11/20/09
2.96 D 3.00 $500  
5 yr CD
 
Third Federal Savings and Loan
Cleveland, OH
Posted: 11/20/09
2.97 Q 3.00 $500  
5 yr CD
 
Heritage Bank, N.A.
Phoenix, AZ
Posted: 11/20/09
2.90 Q 2.93 $5,000  
5 yr CD
 
UmbrellaBank.com
Birmingham, AL
Posted: 11/20/09
2.88 D 2.92 $1,000  
5 yr CD
 
American Bank
Allentown, PA
Posted: 11/20/09
2.86 D 2.90 $500  
5 yr CD
 
Bank of Internet USA
San Diego, CA
Posted: 11/20/09
2.81 D 2.85 $1,000  
5 yr CD
 
First NB of Baldwin County
Foley, AL
Posted: 11/20/09
2.85 S 2.85 $500  
5 yr CD
 
VirtualBank
Palm Beach Gardens, FL
Posted: 11/20/09
2.80 D 2.84 $10,000  
5 yr CD
 
newdominionDIRECT.com
Charlotte, NC
Posted: 11/20/09
2.71 D 2.75 $3,000  
5 yr CD
 
Stonebridge Bank
Exton, PA
Posted: 11/20/09
2.62 D 2.65 $500  
5 yr CD
 
Heritage Bank
Willmar, MN
Posted: 11/20/09
2.50 A 2.50 $1,000  
5 yr CD
 
Transportation Alliance Bank
Ogden, UT
Posted: 11/20/09
2.37 D 2.40 $1,000  
5 yr CD
 
giantbank.com
Ft. Lauderdale, FL
Posted: 11/20/09
2.28 D 2.31 $2,500  
5 yr CD
 
Ascencia, a div. of PBI Bank
Louisville, KY
Posted: 11/20/09
2.25 M 2.27 $500  
5 yr CD
 
Domestic Bank
Cranston, RI
Posted: 11/20/09
2.21 M 2.25 $500  
5 yr CD
 
E-LOAN
Pleasanton, CA
Posted: 11/19/09
3.15 D 3.20 $10,000  
5 yr CD
 
OneWest Bank, FSB
Pasadena, CA
NR
Posted: 11/19/09
3.15 D 3.20 $5,000  
5 yr CD
 
MetLife Bank
Bridgewater, NJ
Posted: 11/13/09
2.23 D 2.25 $25,000  
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