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		<title>Highest Certificate of Deposit Rates</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[We have seen more rates decreasing again this month. The highest Certificate of Deposit rates for one year with healthy banks are averaging below 1.25%. One Star to Two star rated banks are still popping in around 1.50%. We heard that a bank in Puerto Rico was offering a 2.25%, but only for local credit [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>We have seen more rates decreasing again this month.  The <a href="http://jumbocdinvestments.com/cd_rates_blog/">highest Certificate of Deposit rates</a> for one year with healthy banks are averaging below 1.25%.  One Star to Two star rated banks are still popping in around 1.50%.  We heard that a bank in Puerto Rico was offering a 2.25%, but only for local credit unions.  It has to turn around someday.  I&#8217;m a using little different format this time.  </p>
<p><B>One Year CDs</b><br />
Northpointe Bank has <a href="http://ezinearticles.com/?Top-CD-Rates-in-America&#038;id=4088894">top CD rates</a> at 2.05%.  Of course there is a catch.  It is actually a 2-year CD with no penalty to close after 1-year.  So after 1-year it basically becomes a liquid CD.  Quite a nice feature.  Bank does have some weakness though.  Alliant Credit Union has a 1.75%.  We&#8217;ve featured them before.  They have a 3 to 4 star rating depending on whom you ask.</p>
<p><b>Eighteen Month CDs</b><br />
Alliant Credit Union has a 2.00%.  First City Bank of Florida has a 2.00%.  They have a 1-star rating.  Aurora Bank FSB (FKA Lehman Brothers Bank) has a 1.78%.  They have a 2-star to 3-star rating.  And yes, they are trying to distance themselves from their past failures.</p>
<p><b>Two Year CDs</b><br />
We have a bank with a 2.50%.  They are 3 to 4 star rated.  Alliant has a 2Y at 2.25%.  Alliant came on the scene a few years ago and has continued to keep their rates quite competitive.  And of course as I mentioned above, Northpointe has a 2.05%.</p>
<p><b>Three Year CDs</b><br />
First Federal Bank of the Midwest has a 37-month at 2.75%.  They have a 4-star rating.  Alliant Credit Union comes in second with a 2.50%.  Pentagon Federal Credit Union also has a 3-year at 2.50%.  They have a 4-star rating.</p>
<p><b>Five Year CDs</b><br />
Acacia Federal Savings Bank has a 3.20%.  They have a 2-star rating.  Nationwide Bank has a 3.10% and only a 6-month penalty to close.  Ally Bank is supposed to have a 60-Day penalty and their rate is 2.99%.  At least they could have made it an even 3.00%.</p>
<p>Please remember that although we strive for accuracy mistakes can be made. Please verify federal insurance, rates, and ratings with any institution you are looking to make deposits with.</p>
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