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Today's Current Florida 6 Month CD Rates. The best Florida 6 month CD rates. Compare the best Florida 6 month CD rates.
Bank	APY	Term	Min $ Open
First Florida Bank www.firstflbank.com 850-269-1201	1.50%	6 MONTH	$500.00
Ameris Bank www.amerisbank.com 904-786-8224	1.43%	6 MONTH	$500.00
FirstBank Florida www.firstbankfla.com 305-442-1220	1.35%	6 MONTH	$10,000.00
United Financial Bank of Florida www.ufbfl.com 877-832-3525	1.30%	6 MONTH	$500.00
Beach Community Bank www.beachcommunitybank.com 866-362-3224	1.25%	6 MONTH	$1,000.00
Broward Bank of Commerce www.browardbankofcommerce.com 954-761-4900	1.25%	6 MONTH	$1,000.00

Today's Current Florida 1 Year CD Rates. The best Florida 1 Year CD rates. Compare the best Florida 1 Year CD rates.
Bank	APY	Term	Min $ Open
First Florida Bank www.firstflbank.com 850-269-1201	1.75%	13 Month	$500.00
USAmeriBank www.usameribank.com 813-418-5111	1.75%	15 Month	$500.00
Ameris Bank www.amerisbank.com 904-786-8224	1.68%	1 YEAR	$500.00
First American Bank www.bankfirstamerican.com 239-277-1116	1.65%	1 YEAR	$1,000.00
FirstBank Florida www.firstbankfla.com 305-442-1220	1.65%	1 YEAR	$10,000.00
United Financial Bank of Florida www.ufbfl.com 877-832-3525	1.60%	1 YEAR	$500.00

Today's Current Florida 2 Year CD Rates. The best Florida 2 Year CD rates. Compare the best Florida 2 Year CD rates.
Bank	APY	Term	Min $ Open
First Florida Bank www.firstflbank.com 850-269-1201	2.25%	2 YEAR	$500.00
Beach Community Bank www.beachcommunitybank.com 866-362-3224	2.20%	25 Month	$1,000.00
Broward Bank of Commerce www.browardbankofcommerce.com 954-761-4900	2.10%	2 YEAR	$1,000.00
First American Bank www.bankfirstamerican.com 239-277-1116	2.10%	2 YEAR	$1,000.00
Heritage Bank of Florida www.heritagebankfl.com 813-873-8663	2.02%	2 YEAR	$1,000.00
United Financial Bank of Florida www.ufbfl.com 877-832-3525	2.00%	2 YEAR	$500.00

Today's Current Florida 5 Year CD Rates. The best Florida 5 Year CD rates. Compare the best Florida 5 Year CD rates.
Bank	APY	Term	Min $ Open
Florida Traditions Bank www.fltraditionsbank.com 352-523-1800	3.04%	5 YEAR	$1,000.00
Bay Cities Bank www.bay-cities-bank.com 813-281-0009	3.00%	5 YEAR	$1,000.00
USAmeriBank www.usameribank.com 813-418-5111	2.85%	5 YEAR	$500.00
Gateway Bank of SW Florida www.gatewaybankswfl.com 941-306-0100	2.85%	5 YEAR	$5,000.00
Beach Community Bank www.beachcommunitybank.com 866-362-3224	2.82%	5 YEAR	$1,000.00
Broward Bank of Commerce www.browardbankofcommerce.com 954-761-4900	2.75%	5 YEAR	$1,000.00

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Highest Bank CD Interest Rates May 17, 2010

This week, CD interest rates moved downward by a very small margin. Based on the current survey of bank CD rates from Selectcdrates.com, there were some minor loss in the average yield for the six month and five year CDs while the one year and two year rates remained unchanged. The average yield on

CD Interest Rates for the Week Ending September 25, 2009

CD interest rates offered by banks that are available nationally were little changed for the week ending September 25, 2009. Short term bank CD rates, six month and one year term CDs, were unchanged while the longer term CD rates, two year and five year terms, moved in opposite directions by a relatively very small

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The Best CD Rates in Florida for the Week Ending October 9, 2009

The best CD rates in Florida were down modestly for the week ending October 9, 2009. The CD rates changes amounted to less than one basis point or 1/100 of a percent for any specific maturity.
Short term, six month CD rates in Florida fell by one basis point for the week. The average of the [...]

Florida CD Rates for the Week Ending September 18, 2009

The average of the best CD rates in Florida fell for the week ending September 18, 2009. All bank CD terms experienced a drop in average yield with the exception of the six month CD rates which were unchanged for the week.
The average of the best six month CD rates in Florida held firm at [...]

Florida CD Rates August 7, 2009

CD rates in Florida moved lower along with the national rates this week. The average of the best CD rates in Florida remain above the national averages, however that spread is narrowing.
The average of the best 6 month CD rates in Florida now stands at 2.01%. This average includes the highest CD rate in Florida [...]

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How are Internet banks regulated?

The way an “Internet bank” is regulated depends in large part on the type of institution it is. Some Internet banks are Internet sites on which customers of “bricks-and-mortar” depository institutions can access transaction services. Other Internet banks operate only through the Internet (“Internet- only”). The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) monitors

If the account has a standard POD or pay on death beneficiary assignment, the beneficiary has no liability for bounced checks. The designation of the beneficiary isn’t final until the death of the owner. A beneficiary has no ownership interest in the account until the owner dies. Therefore, the beneficiary isn’t responsible for an overdraft in the account.

My son has a small savings account that was opened a few years ago. When I recently checked the balance it was close to zero. It appears the bank has been assessing fees on the balance bringing it to almost nothing. Can they do that on his account?

Can the bank charge for transferring my IRA to another institution?

Yes. The bank makes these decisions; in some instances, State law prescribes them. Federal law does not establish the services for which fees may be imposed. Neither does Federal law establish the maximum amount of fees that national banks can charge for an IRA transfer. National banks are required to disclose

I owed my friend in another state some money and I sent a cashiers check, his bank has placed a hold on the money. I thought the purpose of the cashiers check was to have immediate guaranteed funds. Why would the bank do this?

You are mostly correct about the rationale for using a cashier’s check. Normally, cashier’s check provides next day access to the funds for the party you had sent the check to. However, exceptions to hold policies do exist. One exception could be if the check is over $5,000.00. In addition, holds

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