2.00% APY 12-Month Certificate of Deposit Offered at FSU Credit Union, FL
A high yield, a short lockdown term, and a low minimum deposit—what else can you ask for from one of the top CD rates in the market today? If you’re lucky enough to be eligible for a Florida State University Credit Union membership, apply for their 12-month CD. This account has one of the best CD rates in the country at 2.00% APY. Most CDs in this yield range take 15 months or more to mature.
The minimum deposit for this CD is average. You’ll also have to shell out $1000. For a short term CD, the yield is quite competitive. If you should decide to withdraw the funds earlier, you’ll have to pay 90 days’ worth of interest rates. That’s not really so bad, as long as you keep the money in the bank until the fund matures.
The credit union is also offering two more special certificates of deposit. One is a 30-month CD with earns 2.20% APY, and the other is a 5-month CD which earns 1.25% APY. Between the two specials, the shorter term CD seems more competitive. Details about the two CDs can be found on the bank’s main page.
Another interesting bonus for the 12-month and the 30-month CDs is the additional 0.25% interest rate added to the earnings if the account also holds a checking account with Booster Benefits, or Champion’s Choice Platinum Level, usually given to the university’s alumni. Just visit the credit union’s checking account page for qualifications.
As most credit unions go, only selected individuals may open accounts at the FCU. The full details are posted at the membership eligibility page of the credit union. To summarize, though, only graduates, employees, and students who reside or work within the areas of Jefferson, Liberty, Franklin, Gadsden, Bay Counties, and Wakulla, can benefit from these top CD rates.
You can also visit the credit union’s branches at Crawfordville and Tallahassee, Florida, if you want to speak to a banker in person. If you are eligible for membership, the fact that the credit union’s ratings is above average is good news. BauerFinancial.com gave the credit union 4 stars, while Bankrate.com rated it with 3 stars.
The credit union is a member of the NCUA (under NCUA Charter #67874) and is federally insured.















