Yes. If the banking crisis heats up again those 5 year non-callable CDs may make a brief return engagement.Rates higher across the board this morning on fidelity. Yield on 5 year ladder of non-callable is at 4.69%
Rates higher across the board this morning on fidelity. Yield on 5 year ladder of non-callable is at 4.69%
Anyone know if an alert can be set/sent when new Cds come online? I got at 4.75 non callable 5yr about three weeks ago with a partial rollover from myv401k where stable value was at 1.9. only placed half. Then this week I panicked a bit and bit on a 4yr at 4.4 with half of what's left. I check rates most days and plan to hold the course but woul love to place another 5yr at 4.7 or above. They do disappear quick.Gone, those went quick
I also bought a 4yr at 4.8 at a local credit union in my taxable account. I only go small with those as the penalty is a full 365 days of lost interest.Anyone know if an alert can be set/sent when new Cds come online? I got at 4.75 non callable 5yr about three weeks ago with a partial rollover from myv401k where stable value was at 1.9. only placed half. Then this week I panicked a bit and bit on a 4yr at 4.4 with half of what's left. I check rates most days and plan to hold the course but woul love to place another 5yr at 4.7 or above. They do disappear quick.
On Fidelity DSN4S0437, Goldman 1-year 5.15% CD
Synchrony Bank has a 14 month CD rate at 5.15% on its website that I put a few bucks in today.
Nasa Federal Credit Union updated rates today.
5.5% - 9 months, 5.3% - 15 months, 4.6% - 49 months.
10K minimum on each
https://www.nasafcu.com/personal/ch...ield-certificates/open-high-yield-certificate
I would like to purchase two $100,000 CD's, but should I wait for the Fed to announce interest rate decision, or do these look like a good buy now?
I see on Merrill Edge the following:
Wells Fargo CD,s paying: 5.1%, 1 year to maturity
Wells Fargo CD,s paying: 5.0% 1.5 years to Maturity
These rates where posted yesterday.
Thanks.
Holding out for 5%+, 5 years, non-call CD.