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CD terms can range anywhere from one week to ten years, with longer-term CDs generally offering better rates. But tying up money for several years may not be for everyone. A 2-year CD is a ...

The Synchrony Bump-Up CD has a 2-year term and pays 3.00% APY. With a bump-up CD, you can request a rate increase to your CD's normally fixed interest rate once during the term if Synchrony ...

Online financial institutions tend to have the best 2-year CD rates. These banks and credit unions can offer rates far above the average APY (Annual Percentage Yield) on a 2-year CD, which is 1.49 ...

Chase Bank offers both standard and relationship interest rates on its CD accounts. Relationship rates are specifically for customers with a linked Chase personal checking account. All standard ...

CDs generally have higher interest rates than savings accounts but less flexibility. Enter your deposit, CD term and annual percentage yield below to see how much money you’d earn on a CD.

However, as with all financial decisions, it helps to get an overall picture of what opening a long-term CD involves if you plan to open one of these accounts soon. So what exactly should you know ...

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According to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), the national average deposit rate for a 2-year CD is only 1.48%. However, many financial institutions’ best 2-year CD rates average ...

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Certificate of deposit (CD) accounts come in all different lengths (or terms). Ranging from as short as three months to as long as 10 years, there's likely a CD term that's right for you and your ...