While most of the nation is watching CD rates drop along with most all savings investment vehicle rates, some Wisconsin banks continue to offer very desirable yields across a range of maturities.  One such bank is InvestorsBank of Waukesha, Wisconsin.  InvestorsBank has three CD there are promoting which are some of the highest CD rates in Wisconsin.  The bank offers a one year CD that earns and interest rate of 4.00% APY.  The bank also offers an 18 month CD with an interest rate of 4.10%.  And finally, the bank has a 30 month CD that earns a rate of 4.20% APY.  The minimum balance to obtain these CD rates is $25,000.00.

InvestorsBank is a full-service business bank known for its expertise in commercial real estate.  The 18 month CD rate is the highest CD rates in Wisconsin.  The 30 month is also the best CD rate in Wisconsin for that term.  The one year CD is among the top 10 rates now offered by Wisconsin banks.

The CD earned interest is computed using the daily balance method to calculate the interest.  This method applies a daily periodic rate of interest to the collected balance in the CD account each day.  Interest begins to accrue on the date that the deposit becomes collected funds.  There is no service charge, management fee, or commission on certificates of deposit.  The minimum deposit for certificates of deposits other than the advertised specials is $1,000.  CD accountholders will earn the rate stated on their certificate until maturity.

Rates are subject to change and additional conditions may apply.  These rates were obtained from ads for InvestorsBank in which the rates are stated to be effective December 21, 2008.  Questions regarding bank products and services can be handled by calling a bank representative at 262-523-1000.  The bank has two websites, www.investorsbank.com and www.investorsbankdirect.com.

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