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CitiBank’s CD Rates in 2011

March 17th, 2011 Posted in bank CD rates

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Update: See 2012 Citi CD Rates.

CitiBank’s CD rates haven’t budged much over the last couple of years. Back in 2008 before the bank collapse, Citibank along with the other major banking institutions, were regularly offering short term deposit rates that would put today’s longest term rates to shame. However once CD rates began to decline across the country, Citibank’s rates free fell to the record lows in which they still hover at today.

Check out CitiBank’s historical CD rates (from 2009) in our CitiBank CD Review from our archives.

Current CD Rates offered by CitiBank (California Branches):

(rates accurate as of March 2011)

- 3 month CD yielding 0.20% APY with a minimum deposit requirement $1,000.

- 6 month CD yielding 0.25% APY with a minimum deposit requirement $1,000.

- 12 month CD yielding 0.45% APY with a minimum deposit requirement $1,000.

- 18 month CD yielding 0.60% APY with a minimum deposit requirement $1,000.

- 2 year CD yielding 0.75% APY with a minimum deposit requirement $1,000.

- 30 month CD yielding 0.65% APY with a minimum deposit requirement of $1,000.

- 3 year CD yielding 1.00% APY with a minimum deposit requirement $1,000.

- 4 year CD yielding 1.35% APY with a minimum deposit requirement $1,000.

- 5 year CD yielding 2.00% APY with a minimum deposit requirement $1,000.

Terms and Conditions:

Interest is paid monthly or at maturity for all CDs with terms of one year or less. Interest is paid monthly for all CDs with terms greater than one year. CDs renew automatically at maturity for the same term you initially selected. In addition, the amount you have on deposit will receive the rate in effect at the time your CD matures. If you don’t want to renew, you have a 7-calendar day grace period to let us know online, by phone or in writing.



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One Response to “CitiBank’s CD Rates in 2011”

  1. Jason Says:

    March 19th, 2011 at 4:59 pm

    Citibank has decent CD rates, but I would go towards the smaller banks who have eager for clients.



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