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Today's Current Washington 6 Month CD Rates. The best Washington 6 month CD rates. Compare the best Washington 6 month CD rates.
Bank	APY	Term	Min $ Open
Cashmere Valley Bank www.cashmerevalleybank.com 800-860-0845	0.85%	6 MONTH	$100.00
Yakima Federal Savings www.yakimafed.com 509-248-2634	0.80%	8 Month	$500.00
Center Bank www.centerbank.com 425-743-7777	0.75%	6 MONTH	$100.00
North Cascades National Bank www.ncnbank.com 509-689-0580	0.70%	6 MONTH	$500.00
Westside Community Bank www.westsidecommunitybank.com 253-531-2700	0.60%	6 MONTH	$1,000.00
Regal Financial Bank www.regalfinancialbank.com 800-888-1955	0.60%	6 MONTH	$1,000.00

Today's Current Washington 1 Year CD Rates. The best Washington 1 Year CD rates. Compare the best Washington 1 Year CD rates.
Bank	APY	Term	Min $ Open
Cashmere Valley Bank www.cashmerevalleybank.com 800-860-0845	1.10%	1 YEAR	$100.00
Yakima Federal Savings www.yakimafed.com 509-248-2634	1.10%	1 YEAR	$500.00
Opus Bank www.opusbank.com 800-326-8787	1.04%	15 Month	$10,000.00
Regal Financial Bank www.regalfinancialbank.com 800-888-1955	1.01%	13 Month	$1,000.00
Center Bank www.centerbank.com 425-743-7777	1.00%	1 YEAR	$100.00
North Cascades National Bank www.ncnbank.com 509-689-0580	0.95%	1 YEAR	$500.00

Today's Current Washington 2 Year CD Rates. The best Washington 2 Year CD rates. Compare the best Washington 2 Year CD rates.
Bank	APY	Term	Min $ Open
Yakima Federal Savings www.yakimafed.com 509-248-2634	1.45%	28 Month	$500.00
Cashmere Valley Bank www.cashmerevalleybank.com 800-860-0845	1.40%	2 YEAR	$100.00
Washington Business Bank www.wabizbank.com 360-754-7945	1.31%	2 YEAR	$1,000.00
Regal Financial Bank www.regalfinancialbank.com 800-888-1955	1.30%	2 YEAR	$1,000.00
Center Bank www.centerbank.com 425-743-7777	1.25%	2 YEAR	$100.00
North Cascades National Bank www.ncnbank.com 509-689-0580	1.21%	2 YEAR	$500.00

Today's Current Washington 5 Year CD Rates. The best Washington 5 Year CD rates. Compare the best Washington 5 Year CD rates.
Bank	APY	Term	Min $ Open
Union Bank www.unionbank.com 800-796-5656	2.50%	5 YEAR	$350.00
Washington Federal Savings www.washingtonfederal.com 425-885-4123	2.25%	5 YEAR	$1,000.00
Cashmere Valley Bank www.cashmerevalleybank.com 800-860-0845	2.20%	5 YEAR	$100.00
Business Bank www.businessbankwa.com 360-707-2272	2.15%	5 YEAR	$10,000.00
North Cascades National Bank www.ncnbank.com 509-689-0580	2.02%	5 YEAR	$500.00
Anchor Bank www.anchornetbank.com 800-562-9744	2.02%	5 YEAR	$500.00

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The Best CD Interest Rates May 9, 2011

The best CD rates available nationally ticked up a notch for the week ending May 6, 2011. The average rate for the highest CD rates covering all CD terms surveyed by Selectcdrates.com from three months to five years was 1.383 percent or .014 percent higher than the previous week. The increase in the

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The Best Washington CD Rates for June 5, 2009

The best CD rates available in Washington state displayed mixed results for the week ending June 5, 2009. Washington CD rates in the six month and two year terms were lower while the one year and five year terms were higher. The best six month CD rates displayed the most action with the average for [...]

Washington CD Rates for the week of May 22, 2009

CD rates in Washington are beginning to slide and finally lose their edge over the best national CD rates. Both the one year CD rates and five year CD rates are now yielding less than the best national bank rates. Six month CD rates in Washington remain strong due to the above average rate offered [...]

The Best Washington CD Rates Updated May 8, 2009

The best CD rates in Washington continue to beat the best national rates for all terms with the exception of the one year CDs. The highest six month CD rate remains unchanged with astonishingly high interest rate of 2.84% on a seven month term promotional CD presented by Raymond Federal Bank. This rate is head [...]

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Is there any benefit to choosing to do business with a bank that is a member of the Federal Reserve System?

On average, member banks tend to be the larger institutions. If you choose to bank at a member institution, you will likely be choosing a larger bank with many branch locations, alternatively, if you choose to hold an account with a nonmember bank, you’ll typically be choosing a smaller institution with fewer branch locations.

I wrote a check for $250, but the bank posted it as $2,500. The bank told me to get the money from the other party. Is this correct?

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