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Arvest Bank CD Offer Arkansas Democrat-Gazette November 25, 2008

Arvest Bank in Arkansas is promoting its short term CD as super. It is the super seven month CD special. Catchy advertising text found in the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette promotes the 7-month special with 3.41% APY. This 7 month CD has no penalty for early withdrawal as long as the CD is held for 7 days or longer. The bank CD account allows one free withdrawal per account. The CD account has minimum deposit of $7,000.00. A regional bank, Arvest operates in 16 locally managed markets. Arvest provides a variety of bank products and services including personal banking, retirement planning, commercial loans, home loans, and investments. Arvest Bank has over 200 branches in Arkansas, Okalahoma, southern Missouri, and southeast Kansas. The Arvest Bank website is www.arvest.com. Rates subject to change, some conditions may apply, for current rate information and products call a local bank representative.

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