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CD rates can vary depending on the term and type of CD account you choose. Learn about current CD rates for Fixed Rate, Step Up and No Penalty CDs.
A Citi Certificate of Deposit, or CD account, lets you earn interest on your savings. Learn more about CD accounts and open a CD account online today.
Certificates of Deposit. An alternative to traditional savings accounts, our Certificate of Deposits (CDs) are FDIC-insured time deposits with guaranteed interest rates, and terms from one month to five years 1.
Check today's Citibank® rates on checking and savings accounts, CDs, IRAs, personal loans & lines of credit. Open an account today.
Deposit, the best of both worlds A Certificate of Deposit that offers a guaranteed interest rate on the money you save during the CD term and no early withdrawal penalties. 1. Deposits in savings accounts are FDIC insured up to $250,000 per depositor, per ownership category. To learn more visit https://www.fdic.gov
CD vs. Savings Account: A CD gives you a guaranteed interest rate in exchange for locking your money away. The main difference between a CD and a savings account is that with a savings account you can access your money at any time without penalty, but the interest rate can change.
Explore Citibank's no-penalty CD terms and open a bank account with flexible options for your financial needs.
With a Step-Up CD, you’re not only locking in a rate, you’re also earning a higher rate every 10 months. Rates are locked in upon opening the CD. That way you know, up front, what your rate increases will be during the CD’s 30-month term.
All accounts opened on a weekend, or for Certificates of Deposit (CDs) maturing on a weekend, will receive an Interest rate & APY that is effective the next business day. Principal balance ranges for interest rate calculations are as follows; account balance may not be a factor for all CD terms.
After you convert to simplified banking, your customer agreement will be the Consumer Deposit Account Agreement (CMA) which includes certain changes to terms in the CMMA and new terms set forth in this notice.