Posts Tagged ‘Mississippi CD Rates – Compare Local vs. National Rates’
Highest yielding money market account rates in Mississippi
Below are the highest yielding money market account rates serving citizens of the state of Mississippi.
If you are strictly after the best interest rate then you have a variety of options that will provide you with similar yields. The question you need to ask yourself is, “what type of minimum balance can I keep?” Most money market accounts provide a given interest rate based on a certain account balance. The more money you are able to keep in Read more…
Central Sunbelt Federal Credit Union’s CD rates
Here is a credit union delivering some extremely lucrative CD (certificate of deposit) rates to it’s members. Central Sunbelt Federal Credit Union out of Mississippi has at least 4 noteworthy savings products worth looking into if you are eligible for membership.
We covered Sunbelt earlier in our post, “best CD rates in Mississippi” and just wanted to quickly reiterate their unique and attractive offerings.
First, is their 6 month CD which is currently yielding a whopping 2.50% APY (roughly twice the national Read more…
Best CD rates in Mississippi (Top 3)
Below are the highest yielding CD rates available to the residents of Mississippi. The financial institutions offering these rates are local to this state but may also cover a larger regional area. If you reside in one of Mississippi’s bordering states you may also be eligible to take advantage of the savings products below, but you will need to contact a representative.
Some of the products listed below may be promotional and therefor only available for a limited time. These promotional Read more…
15 month CD special by Fort Financial Credit Union
…So here is the latest in BankVibe’s quest for 3.0% APY FDIC insured investments: Fort Financial Credit Union out of North Carolina is offering customers using new money a 15 month CD yielding 3.05% APY (if you are already banking with them and cannot fund this account with new money they will still offer you a respectable 2.75% for the same 15 month duration.)
It’s a bit discouraging to say the least Read more…
