Use the Earnings Calculator to determine your estimated earnings at maturity. Actual results may vary. Please consult with your insured depository institution that holds the CD accounts for current amounts.
Annual Percentage Yields (APY) are from the latest rate surveys which are typically completed every business day. Rates are based on publicly available data for comparable CD products. Additional restrictions and requirements may apply. The APY assumes interest remains on deposit until maturity. Early withdrawal penalty may be imposed if funds are withdrawn prior to maturity. Fees and penalties may reduce earnings.
● Values expressed assume accrued and paid funds remain in the account for the duration of the term.
● Earnings accrue and compound daily.
● This is only an estimate and that all final numbers, terms, conditions, etc., should be verified with your bank.
Use the Break-Fee Calculator to determine if withdrawing funds from your current CD before maturity and reinvesting them in a different CD can increase your net earnings. Enter the required information from your current CD and the APY for the proposed new CD. The Break-Fee calculator will estimate the difference between maintaining your current CD or "breaking" your current term and opening a new CD. Projected amounts are based on the remaining term length provided. Actual earnings vary.
Annual Percentage Yields (APY) are from the latest rate surveys which are typically completed every business day. Rates are based on publicly available data for comparable CD products. Additional restrictions and requirements may apply. The APY assumes interest remains on deposit until maturity. Early withdrawal penalty may be imposed if funds are withdrawn prior to maturity. Fees and penalties may reduce earnings.
● Values expressed assume accrued and paid funds remain in the account for the duration of the term.
● Earnings accrue and compound daily.
● Penalty amount uses a simple interest method.
● This is only an estimate and that all final numbers, terms, conditions, etc., should be verified with your bank.