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Bank	APY	Term	Min $ Open
Citibank www.citibank.com 800-374-9500	0.40%	3 Month	$500.00
Citibank www.citibank.com 800-374-9500	0.80%	6 Month	$500.00
Citibank www.citibank.com 800-374-9500	0.75%	9 Month	$500.00
Citibank www.citibank.com 800-374-9500	1.50%	1 Year	$500.00
Citibank www.citibank.com 800-374-9500	2.25%	18 Month	$500.00
Citibank www.citibank.com 800-374-9500	1.75%	2 year	$500.00
Citibank www.citibank.com 800-374-9500	1.25%	30 Month	$500.00
Citibank www.citibank.com 800-374-9500	2.25%	3 year	$500.00
Citibank www.citibank.com 800-374-9500	2.75%	4 year	$500.00
Citibank www.citibank.com 800-374-9500	3.00%	5 Year	$500.00

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Certificate of Deposit Interest Rates April 5, 2010

Certificate of deposit interest rates fell across all maturities for the week ending April 2, 2010. After a week of marginal reductions in bank rates, the most recent week saw the average yield on the highest CD rates available nationally take a fairly sizeable tumble based on the survey of the top ten best CD

CD Interest Rates for the Week Ending August 28, 2009

National bank CD rates were a mixed bag for the week ending August 28, 2009. Overall, CD interest rates had dropped modestly during the week. The short term rates absorbing most all of the loss in yield, while the longer term rates gained ever so slightly. The average for the best six month CD rates fell

Why Floating Checks Has Become More Difficult

Not so long ago if people knew they were about to be coming into some money yet they needed to pay a bill right now, they could do what is known as “floating” a check. This involves writing a check when there actually isn’t enough money to cover the balance, at least at the

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Citibank CD Rates for the Week Ending August 14, 2009

Citibank CD rates were predominantly unchanged for the week ending August 14, 2009. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing for CD investors considering opening a bank CD with the nation’s third largest bank. When you are looking for the best CD rates, Citibank CD rates rank as some of the best in the nation depending [...]

Banking & CD FAQs

When interest rates have gone up, banks seem to refuse to raising the rate on my certificates of deposit, why?

When you buy a CD, you enter into a contract involving a fixed amount of money, the principal, for a predetermined period of time, the term, and an agreed-upon interest rate and yield. The bank is simply honoring the terms of the contract; it is not obligated to change those terms when interest rates

What is a bank failure?

A bank failure is the closing of a bank by a federal or state banking regulatory agency. A bank is generally closed when it is unable to meet its obligations to depositors and others. When an FDIC insured bank fails, the FDIC becomes receiver of the bank and operates the bank by managing

What is a Christmas club account?

Accounts called Christmas clubs offered by some banks have been around since the great depression. These accounts are simply savings accounts that established so a customer can make regular deposits over the year and withdraw the money at the en of the year for Christmas. These accounts pay very little interest and restrict

Can a bank choose not to disclose who is the beneficiary on account even if I may be the beneficiary on another person’s account?

Yes. The beneficiary has authorization on an account only at the time of the account holder’s death. Prior to that time, the beneficiary has no rights to the account and therefore the bank is not at liberty to discuss who the beneficiary is on an account unless the bank is speaking with the

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