In the current financial environment, interest rates on all deposit accounts are quite low, which makes it more important than ever to compare the certificates of deposit (CDs)in our database. The Expert’s Answers section below has tips for how to make the most of your investment in CDs.
- General Consumer
- Business Owner
- College Student
Charles Schwab Bank • 1 Year CD
- Current CD rates available through Schwab CD OneSource.
- You are required to open an account (brokerage or requirement account) in order to purchase CDs within Schwab.
Charles Schwab Bank • 6 Month CD
- Current CD rates available through Schwab CD OneSource.
- You are required to open an account (brokerage or requirement account) in order to purchase CDs within Schwab.
Sallie Mae • 5 Year CD
- Automatic renewal option.
- A penalty may be charged for early withdrawal.
Sallie Mae • 3 Year CD
- Automatic renewal option.
- A penalty may be charged for early withdrawal.
Charles Schwab Bank • 3 Month CD
- Current CD rates available through Schwab CD OneSource.
- You are required to open an account (brokerage or requirement account) in order to purchase CDs within Schwab.
Capital One • 5 Year CD
- Capital One 360 CDs are online-only CDs and may not exceed $1,000,000.
- Interest on your account will be compounded and credited on a monthly basis.
Sallie Mae • 2 Year CD
- Automatic renewal option.
- A penalty may be charged for early withdrawal.
Capital One • 3 Year CD
- Capital One 360 CDs are online-only CDs and may not exceed $1,000,000.
- Interest on your account will be compounded and credited on a monthly basis.
HSBC • 2 Year CD
- Consumer and Online Certificate of Deposit accounts are only available to customers with an HSBC Premier checking account in the United States.
HSBC • 3 Year CD
- Consumer and Online Certificate of Deposit accounts are only available to customers with an HSBC Premier checking account in the United States.