Bank of Internet USA briefly had top CD rates this morning because of a computer glitch.

Last week, Ben Bernanke assured us that “we are not unaware of the problems that low interest rates cause for savers…and other parts of the economy.”

The 1.7 million members of State Employees’ Credit Union in North Carolina have access to far better than average CD rates.

All Californians can take advantage of Patriots Federal Credit Union’s top 60-month CD rates. It’s paying 2.25% APY with a $1,000 minimum deposit.

While the New York-based credit union cut rates in all its terms, it saved the largest cut for its 60-month CD — dropping rates by more than four-tenths of a percentage point.

Regulators on Friday closed Tennessee Commerce Bank, which had been one of two banks to offer the top nationally available 60-month CD on our CD Rates Leaderboard.

D.C.-area savers will find a trio of strong CD rates at 1st Commonwealth Bank of Virginia.

Three-month CD rates haven’t been good in ages — that term didn’t break 1% on our CD Rates Leaderboard during all of 2011.

Seattle-based Washington Federal has 60-month CD rates that certainly aren’t typical for a big bank.