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    I am looking for either a 3 month or 6 month CD. I have done the 1/2/3 year ladder and have regretted since the interest rate jumped up as soon as I did it. I don't want to tie up the money to a lower rate instead, I want to ladder a 3 or 6 month.

    I have the emigrant and ing but the emigrant is at 5.35% and ing at 5%. Anything better out there?

    Thanks in advance!

  • #2
    Re: Best CD rate

    IndyMac Bank is currently offering 5.40% APY on a 3 month CD.

    Here is the link http://indymacbank.com/Individuals/B...tion=pdCCDRate

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    • #3
      Re: Best CD rate

      AmTrust Direct has a 6-month at 5.5% APY.

      Bankrate.com's best 3-month is only 5.1 so you would be better off leaving your money in Emigrant.
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      • #4
        Re: Best CD rate

        Thanks. It looks like the rate is not that higher than ED. I'll keep it in saving for now!

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        • #5
          Re: Best CD rate

          Millenium Bank has a 6 month CD at 5.60% APY (min. 1,000)


          and

          Imperial Bank has a 3 month CD at 5.40% APY (min. 2,000)

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          • #6
            Re: Best CD rate

            Where do you live? There might be a credit union near you that is offering 6% apy or higher. Patelco credit union is offering 6.0% apy on cds starting at 12 months if you'd consider a longer term deposit account.

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            • #7
              Re: Best CD rate

              With a flat yield curve and if you are in a high state tax bracket than you should take a look at 6-month t-bills.

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              • #8
                Re: Best CD rate

                Are the t-bills better than CDs?

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