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Best CD Rates in Phoenix | Savings, Deposits, IRA Accounts
ERATE® provides this page to help consumers locate local financial institutions offering Depost/Savings accounts in Phoenix. Our goal is to provide an extensive network of sources that offer ways for you to protect, save and grow your assets throughout the Phoenix area. We are not responsible for the performance of these financial institutions. Whenever selecting a bank, credit union or other source be sure to do your own due diligence.
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"A certificate account is an excellent insured investment opportunity for anyone looking to grow their savings and are a great choice if you do not need immediate access to your funds, are willing to invest for longer periods to obtain higher rates of return, and are looking for a risk-free way to invest."
Arcadia Branch Phone Number: 1-602-955-4647
Phoenix Metro Branch Phone Number: 1-602-863-4063 |
"If you're looking for a fixed term to meet your savings needs, a share certificate may be the answer."
PHX Phone Number: (602) 566-5500 |
"Find the CD account to help with your savings goal"
16th Street And Morten Branch
Toll Free: 1-800-432-1000
16th Street And Osborn Road Branch
Toll Free: 1-800-432-1000
19th Avenue And Glendale Branch
Toll Free: 1-800-432-1000 View More Branches Located in Phoenix Bank of America in the News |
"CDs are a key part of a diversified portfolio. CDs offer a predictable return in exchange for holding your deposit for a fixed time period." (from https://www.bankofthewest.com/personal-banking/savings-accounts/cd.html)
3137 E. Elwood Street
Toll Free: 1-844-777-2689
2555 E. Camelback Road
Toll Free: 1-844-777-2689 |
"A certificate of deposit (CD) is a low-risk way to save and grow your money."
Ahwatukee Branch
Toll Free: 1-888-340-2265
Beatitudes Branch
Toll Free: 1-888-340-2265
Bell & Black Canyon
Toll Free: 1-888-340-2265 |
Put your money to work for you with a Comerica Fixed Rate CD. This powerful tool will allow you to boost your finances by locking in an interest rate over a specified period of time.(https://www.comerica.com/personal-finance/banking/cds/fixed-rate-cd.html)
20th Street And Camelback Banking Center
Toll Free: 800-589-1400
44th And Thomas Branch
Toll Free: 800-589-1400
Cactus And Tatum Banking Center
Toll Free: 800-589-1400 View More Branches Located in Phoenix Comerica Bank in the News |
"For funds that you're not going to use right away, CDs are a great way to save." Phoenix Loan Production Office
Toll Free: 1.888.323.4732 |
"Savings Accounts and CDs - Start saving smarter. Whether you're starting to look at colleges or thinking about retirement, there are accounts for every stage."(from https://www.usbank.com/savings/)
35th & Southern
Toll Free: 1-866-283-8092
75th & Mcdowell Branch
Toll Free: 1-866-283-8092
Ahwatukee Safeway Branch
Toll Free: 1-866-283-8092 |
"Early withdrawal/closure penalties may be assessed when principal is withdrawn from a CD prior to the maturity date."
Biltmore Branch
Toll Free: 1-800-974-8800
Camelback Branch
Toll Free: 1-800-974-8800
Central Branch
Toll Free: 1-800-974-8800 |
Deposits come in various forms depending on one's amount willing to deposit, and length of time willing to invest.
Often, the hardest part of deciding on and purchasing investment options is understanding the process and the terms. It's no different with CDs. Here, we present a glossary of the CD vocabulary to better explain the product and its advantages and disadvantages.
- Liquidity: In a savings or checking account, your funds are liquid. This means that you can withdraw as needed without penalties. In a CD, you are placing a certain amount of money in a locked fund. It is not liquid, meaning you cannot withdraw funds without penalty.
- Term: CDs are defined by the amount of time funds are locked, called terms. CDs are available in many different terms, usually ranging from three months to five years. Over the term your funds accrue interest and are not available for withdrawal without penalties. (continued here)
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