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Arizona CD Rates
 

Arizona CD Rates

Arizona CD Rates & CD Yields

CD Rates & CD Yields in Arizona: Find the best Arizona CD rates from banks and credit unions. You can get the highest Arizona CD rates and CD yields by searching our CD rates database in Arizona. Whether you’re looking for regular CD rates, jumbo CD rates or Individual Retirement Account (IRA) CD rates you can find the best CD rates at RatesORama.com. We have a list of interest rates ranging from 1 month rates to 7 year rates. You can also compare the highest savings account rates by searching our savings rates list and today's mortgage rates by searching our current mortgage rates lists.

Find the Best Arizona CD Rates & CD Yields

Rates Updated Wed Oct 18, 2017
American Express Bank, FSB Logo
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  (5 out of 5)
Rate: 1.250%
Rate Updated: 10/18/2017
Account Type: Savings
Minimum Deposit: $0.00
Advertiser Comments: Accounts offered by American Express Bank, FSB. Member FDIC
Capital One 360 Logo
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  (5 out of 5)
Rate: 1.190%
Rate Updated: 10/18/2017
Account Type: MMA
Minimum Deposit: $10,000.00
Advertiser Comments: 360 Money Market® 1.20% APY for Balances $10K - Open Now




Data Provided by Bankrate.com Rates were collected by Bankrate.com on the dates specified. Rates are subject to change without notice and may vary from branch to branch. Bankrate.com National APY Average and Bankrate.com Site APY Average are only available for MMA products in any denomination exclusively. For Savings products, neither national nor Bankrate APY averages are tabulated. For MMA & Savings products in any denomination, the presented Bankrate.com National APY Average and Bankrate.com Site APY Average are averages of the MMA products only, and are not inclusive of Savings products APY rates.

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Regular CD Rates in Arizona

Arizona regular certificate of deposit accounts at banks and credit unions can be opened with as little as $1. Some Arizona banks and Arizona credit unions have higher opening balances. When you're comparing regular CD rates pay attention to the minimum opening certificate of deposit account balance since it can affect the rate you receive on the certificate of deposit.

Jumbo CD Rates in Arizona

Arizona jumbo CD rates pay a higher interest rate than regular Arizona CD deposit rates and yields. Jumbo CD rates in Arizona are higher because they require a higher minimum deposit. While regular CD accounts at some credit unions and banks in Arizona jumbo CD accounts require a minimum opening deposit of $100,000.

Bank CD Rates in Arizona

When you are searching for the best rates you can start your search at local Arizona banks. Most local Arizona banks these days allow anyone in the U.S. to open a CD account regardless of whether or not you live in Arizona. You can also search for the highest CD interest rates at national banks. Deposit accounts like CD accounts, savings accounts and money market accounts at Arizona banks are insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) for up to $250,000.

Credit Union CD Rates in Arizona

When you are searching for the highest credit union CD interest rates you can start your search at local Arizona credit unions. Some credit unions in Arizona allow you to open a certificate of deposit (share certificate) if you live anywhere in the country so don’t limit your search to local credit unions in Arizona. Deposit accounts like CD accounts, savings accounts and some money market accounts at Arizona credit unions are insured by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) for up to $250,000.

IRA CD Rates in Arizona

Individual Retirement Account (IRA) certificates of deposit are a very safe way to invest your retirement savings. The closer you get to retirement the safer your investments should be. Your principal is 100% guaranteed as long as you keep your CD investment under the FDIC and NCUA limit. Most credit unions and banks in Arizona offer IRA certificates of deposit. You can also find IRA bank CD rates and IRA credit union CD rates that are higher than regular CD rates.



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