Did you buy any? I bought some this morning.

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Did you buy any? I bought some this morning.
I have a CD that matures today at Langley FCU. Checking in I’m surprised to see a new 5% 15 month CD offer advertised today.
The credit Union had already replaced my funds into a 3% 12 months CD. Luckily for me I had it changed to their new 5% CD.
Time to remind everyone that while treasuries are fully backed by the Federal government, any CDs over $250k per bank (per registration) are only backed by the FDIC and they’re feeling a bit nervous these days.
No, I locked in relatively big with GTE a couple months ago, and now only have my wait-and-see money - and I’m willing to continue waiting before chosing a home for it.
I dont think we’ll see 6% long term rates, maybe not even 5.5%, but I’m betting it gets a little better than 5% before it starts getting worse.
Bought the 5.25% 2-yr AmEx non-callable brokered CD from Fidelity this morning. The 2-yr treasury is only yielding 3.89%.
Sun Canyon Bank has a 1-year CD Special at 5.35% APY w/$5k minimum deposit. Available nationwide thru online application.
the 6mo alliant cu is 4.75apy since 3-16-2023… did it drop from 3-1-23?
Yes.
Post on CDs in bank failures cross linked to the bank failures thread. There can be headaches and lost interest.
Comment from someone on the old days of the S&Ls when your CDs got taken over by the new bank after a failure. —- Seeing I was a deposit broker in the S&L days and placed deposits in thousands of banks I buy ‘most’ insured CDS without thought. Last week Saw CDs from Signature Bank at 6% for six months. I did NOT buy them! But they were under par (.99) I figured if they go non interest bearing for stretch they diff between 99 and 100 was equivalent to 80 days of interest. In general even inbo…
Just noticed that Pacific Western Bank has some 5.5% CDs – 5mo, 7mo and 13mo. I don’t have an account with them, just passing along the information.
Your money can work harder for you with an elevate high yield savings or CD from Pacific Western Bank
New-issue 5-yr brokered CDs are back down to a 4.65% coupon rate.
A new 5% 5yr CD issued last week is currently selling for $101.3, dropping the yield to 4.7%.
This chart should explain their generous rates.
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This chart should explain
Sorry that I’m slightly making this political, but it’s only for the humour …
Channeling the Trumpster …
It’s a beautiful chart …
It’s an amazing chart …
The best chart in the world … that the world has ever seen …
… through the end of January.
Ally 11-month No Penalty CD is DOWN from 4.75% APY to 4.35% APY.
Langley Federal Credit Union has a 22-month Promotional Certificate at 5.35% APY w/$500 minimum deposit. No max deposit, includes IRA Certificates. Easy membership (no requirements).
For those who didn’t get in on the Ally 11mo no-penalty CDs when they were at 4.75% APY (they are now at 4.35% APY), CIT Bank offers a 11mo no-penalty CD at 4.80% APY (but unlike Ally, the minimum to open this CD is 1K).
Bump
Hyperion Bank is offering 5.5% APY on a 19-month CD.
Alliant 12 month 5.0% APY.
Brokered primary issue 5-yr CDs are down to a 4.4% rate.
A brokered CD literally issued yesterday at par with a 4.65% rate is now selling for a 1.2% premium.