Certificates of Deposit

Ready to invest? Certificates of Deposit (CDs) are a stable, uncomplicated way to build wealth that make investing easy, flexible and secure.

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Short-Term CDs

Get competitive rates with a short-term commitment.

  • Minimum deposit: $500
  • 3-Month CD
  • 6-Month CD
  • 9- Month CD

Use our calculator to see how investing in a CD can grow your money.

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Long-Term CDs

Invest your money longer and earn even more.

  • Minimum deposit: $500
  • 1-Year CD
  • 2-Year CD
  • 3-Year CD
  • 4-Year CD
  • 5-Year CD

Use our calculator to see how investing in a CD can grow your money.

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Jump Rate CD

Take advantage of the opportunity to jump up to higher interest rate one time during the 27-month life of your CD. Start with a great rate. After 6 months, if the current interst rate is higher than what you’re earning, you can have your CD jump to that rate. Your CD will conveniently renew for 24 months at maturity.

Use our calculator to see how investing in a CD can grow your money.

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Stay in Control with Online Banking

New and improved, online banking is a streamlined, secure and flexible way to make managing your money easier in ways you never knew you needed.

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