Chase Bank CD Rates Update
Today at Highest CD Rates Info, we’ve got some updates for you on the latest Chase Bank CD rates.
Chase Bank is one of the largest financial institutions in the world. It is the main banking arm of JP Morgan Chase and perhaps one of a few companies that remained relatively immune from the financial crisis and have shown consistently profitable results. Chase Bank CD Rates are an indication of the company’s financial strength.
Chase Bank certificate of deposit rates for a 9-month investment are currently estimated to return an APY of 0.50%. A 13-month investment at the bank will return an APY of 0.75%. The current CD rates for a 30-month investment are estimated to return an APY of 1.50%.
CD rates for a 36-month CD are currently estimated to return an APY of 2.00%. A 48-month CD at the bank will return an APY of 2.50%. Highest CD rates at the bank are available on the five year CD as it returns an APY of 2.75%. A minimum deposit of $10,000 is necessary for the opening of a CD account.
The bank also offers CDs with minimum deposit requirement of $1,000. A 1-year CD under this option yields an APY of 0.25%. APY for two and three year CDs remain the same at 1.01% whereas an 18-month CD returns an APY of 0.75%. Standard deduction rates are applicable in case of early withdrawals or any other violation of the user agreement. Customers can open these accounts by using the relevant online feature on the company website.