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TD Bank CD Rates and Review
TD Bank offers a unique set of CD (certificate of deposit) products for both consumers and businesses. What sets their deposit product offerings apart from other credit unions and banks is that they offer “Step Up” CD’s which basically come with incrementally increasing interest rates as your deposit gets closer to maturity. Below are the going rates for these CD’s. As a side note their personal CD’s are currently yielding slightly Read more…
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Best money market account rates in Washington DC area: Top 3
Below are the highest yielding money market account rates serving citizens of Washington DC (District of Columbia).
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 these accounts, Read more…
Best certificate of deposit rates in Washington D.C.
Below are the top 3 CD rates for residents in the District of Columbia area. After researching CD rates available to customers in this region, I compiled a list of the best 3. They come in the form of 12 month CD’s, 24 month CD’s and 36 month CD’s. As you probably know, you will almost always find higher interest rates accompanied with longer maturities, therefor I found the rates which beat the national average by the highest margins. When Read more…
