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Washington Metro Deal On 3 Top CD Rates

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

Two Banks Tie For Top 3-Month CD Rates

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.

Western Deal: 60-Month, 2.25% CD Rates

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

Find The Best 5-Year CD Rates Now

The top deal on our CD Rates Leaderboard now pays just 1.95% APY. But that doesn’t mean you can’t find better CD rates.

In Search Of Higher Returns: A Saver Experiments With Callable CDs And Bonds

With CD rates continuing to drop, I’m considering different strategies for redeploying maturing deposits. One is buying long-term callable CDs and federal agency obligations.

The Fed Says Interest Rates Won’t Rise Until 2014: What’s Next For Savers?

The modest pace of the country’s recovery from the 2008 recession (and the Fed’s belief that cheap money helps the economy) means the Fed will keep interest rates at record low levels “at least through late 2014.”

CD Rates Leaderboard For Jan. 24, 2012: North Carolina Bank At The Top In 3 Terms

KeySource Commercial Bank has bounded onto the CD Rates Leaderboard.

Top 36-Month CD Rates Now Pay 1.55%

The 36-month term is the latest casualty of falling CD rates.

Top 5-Year CD Rates At Visions FCU

Visions Federal Credit Union has competitive 60-month CD rates for its 127,000 members in New York and Pennsylvania.