Who’s Got The Best-Paying CDs?

Better to keep your money flexible at these low rates at:

BuffetFan –

Those aren’t bad interest rates, and are more flexible, but they are lower rates and they are NOT FDIC insured.

The general rule should be treasury interest < bank interest < non-FDIC insured or corporate interest.

Instead, the rates show: GEinterestplus < bank interest < treasury interest.

Thank you soo much for posting this :0) We can all use a little insight in today’s financial situation. I hope this helps

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here is an example of some nationwide bank rates

Rates with a * signifies this bank rate is available nationwide.

Florida Central Credit Union

6.01

FL

First Robinson Savings Bank*

6.01*

IL

Connexus Credit Union*

5.15*

WI

Keystone Bank*

5.15*

AL

Community Bank of Pleasant Hill*

5.01*

MO

Three Rivers FCU

5.01

IN

Union State Bank/Bank of Atchison*

5.01*

KS

Beacon Federal Credit Union

4.51

TX

Communications Federal Credit Union*

4.25*

OK

First New England Federal Credit Union

4.15

CT

Nathaniel

Thank goodness for your straight information! No fake posts here!

Just to clarify: Mojave Jack is talking about the high-interest checking accounts Nate has listed. You don’t need to open a checking account to get the CD rates on the post although you do have to be a memeber of the credit unions to buy one of their CDs.