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Chase Bank CD Rates

Douglas — Tue, 08 Jun 2010 11:40:21 +0000

The current Chase Bank CD rates are broken up into two different categories. The first is the standard rates for deposits between $1,000 and $9,999.99. The special CD rates are for deposits above $10,000.

The standard CD rate for the 36 month is 1.01% APY. The 24 month is 1.01% APY. The 18 month CD is at 0.75% APY. The 12 month CD is at 0.25% APY, and the 6 month CD is at 0.25% APY.

The Special CD rates are as follows. For the 60 month CD, it is at 2.75% APY. The 48 month CD is at 2.25% APY. The 36 month CD is at 2.00% APY. The 24 month CD has an APY of 1.50%. The 13 month CD has an APY of 1.01%, and the final term is a 6 month CD with an APY of 0.50%.

There are longer-term CDs reaching up to 10 years. These rates are only obtainable at your local Chase branch office.

All of these rates are fixed term CDs and to receive the stated APY, the interest must stay on deposit along with the principal. If this is not preferred, Chase does offer the option of the interest being deposited in a Chase Savings or Checking account, but then the interest rate would be the new APY and not the rates stated above.

All of the CDs offered by Chase can be for a single person or joint with rights of survivorship to simplify things for any elderly client.

With Chase online banking, rates can be viewed 24/7. These Chase Bank CD rates were posted on June 7, 2010 and were still current as of June 8, 2010.

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Chase CD Rates March 2010

Douglas — Fri, 26 Mar 2010 12:01:32 +0000

With the Chase CD rates March 2010, you can select the term that best matches your needs. You can establish the CD as a single or joint CD with rights of survivorship. The yields are available to customers with a qualified Chase checking account.

The Chase Standard CDs require a minimum deposit of $1000. The 6 month CD has an APY of 0.25%. The 12 month CD has an APY of 0.25%. The 18 month CD has an APY of 0.75%. The 24 month CD has an APY of 1.01%. The 36 month CD has an APY of 1.01%.

They also have the Chase CD Specials. Please keep in mind that the CD Special interest rates apply only to the initial CD term. At the time of renewal, the CD will automatically renew for the same term at the standard (non-special) interest rate in effect on the renewal date. These CDs require a minimum deposit of $10,000. The 9 month CD has an APY of 0.50%. The 13 month CD has an APY of 1.01%. The 24 month CD has an APY of 1.50%. The 36 month CD has an APY of 2.00%. The 48 month CD has an APY of 2.50%. The 60 month CD has an APY of 3.00%.

Visit Chase Online Banking if you are ready to invest your money with them. The rates may vary depending on your area. The Chase CD rates March 2010, which may change without notice, were posted 3/25/2010 and are still current and effective 3/26/2010.

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Chase CD Rates Online

Douglas — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 09:49:06 +0000

When checking out Chase CD rates online, remember that the terms and rates may vary by market. Whichever market you will be, however, the Chase CDs are a wise choice and provide a fixed predictable rate of return. You will be able to enjoy higher fixed interest rates and the security of FDIC insurance. A qualifying Chase personal checking account is required to obtain the Annual Percentage Yields (APYs).

In Philadelphia, the terms and rates are as follows.

Chase Bank also has the Chase CD Specials. These CDs require a minimum deposit of $10,000. The 9 month Special CD has an APY of 0.50%. The 13 month Special CD has an APY of 1.01%. The 24 month Special CD has an APY of 1.50%. The 36 month Special CD has an APY of 2.00%. The 48 month Special CD has an APY of 2.50%. The 60 month Special CD has an APY of 3.00%. The Special CD interest rates apply only to the initial CD term. At the time of renewal, the CD will automatically renew for the same term at the standard (non-special) interest rate in effect on the renewal date.

Please visit Chase Online Banking for more information on agreement, and the terms and rates in your local area. Web site rates are generally updated by 10:00AM Eastern time and may change without prior notice. These Chase CD rates online were posted 3/17/2010 and are still current and effective 3/18/2010.

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