Best CD Rates in Wisconsin

Pros:

• Only $1,000 minimum balance to open
• Interest is compounded daily and credited monthly
• Rates are locked for the term chosen and cannot go down

Rules:

• In order to open a CD, you’ll need to deposit a minimum amount of money, which may vary depending on the term and rate of the CD.
• The term of the CD is the amount of time that you agree to keep your money in the CD. At Greenwood Credit Union, CD terms range from 3 months to 60 months.
• The interest rate on the CD is the rate at which your money will earn interest. Generally, longer-term CDs will offer higher rates than shorter-term CDs. Greenwood Credit Union offers both fixed-rate and variable-rate CDs.
• If you need to withdraw money from your CD before the maturity date, you will typically be charged an early withdrawal penalty. The specific penalty amount will depend on the term and type of CD you have.
• You can open a CD as an individual or joint account holder. You may also be able to open a CD as an IRA account.

Pros:

• Your money is FDIC insured up to $250,0003
• Terms ranging from 6 months to 10 years, and only $500 minimum to open
• We regularly monitor the competition to ensure our rates are some of the best in the nation2

Rules:

Pros:

• The high yield rate of interest
• A decent minimum amount required
• FDIC-insured banking option
• Strong customer support system

Rules:

• To open a CD an investor can approach the bank online or in-branch.
• The minimum deposit allowed in a CD is $500 and the maximum limit is set at $250,000.
• The interest on the CD is compounded monthly.
• Premature withdrawal from the CD is subject to a penalty.

Pros:

• Easy online and mobile access.
• Checking account dividends are compounded daily and paid monthly
• 85,000 free ATM network access nationwide.
• Competitive APY rates.

Rules:

• NCUA insured.
• Rates are the same and are subject to change.
• Penalties applied for early withdrawal.
• The penalty will be 30% of the gross amount of dividends after 365 days of the open date.

Pros:

• Only $1,000 minimum balance to open
• Interest is compounded daily and credited monthly
• Rates are locked for the term chosen and cannot go down

Rules:

• In order to open a CD, you’ll need to deposit a minimum amount of money, which may vary depending on the term and rate of the CD.
• The term of the CD is the amount of time that you agree to keep your money in the CD. At Greenwood Credit Union, CD terms range from 3 months to 60 months.
• The interest rate on the CD is the rate at which your money will earn interest. Generally, longer-term CDs will offer higher rates than shorter-term CDs. Greenwood Credit Union offers both fixed-rate and variable-rate CDs.
• If you need to withdraw money from your CD before the maturity date, you will typically be charged an early withdrawal penalty. The specific penalty amount will depend on the term and type of CD you have.
• You can open a CD as an individual or joint account holder. You may also be able to open a CD as an IRA account.

Pros:

• Easy online and mobile access.
• Checking account dividends are compounded daily and paid monthly
• 85,000 free ATM network access nationwide.
• Competitive APY rates.

Rules:

• NCUA insured.
• Rates are the same and are subject to change.
• Penalties applied for early withdrawal.
• The penalty will be 30% of the gross amount of dividends after 365 days of the open date.

Pros:

• The high yield rate of interest
• A decent minimum amount required
• FDIC-insured banking option
• Strong customer support system

Rules:

• To open a CD an investor can approach the bank online or in-branch.
• The minimum deposit allowed in a CD is $500 and the maximum limit is set at $250,000.
• The interest on the CD is compounded monthly.
• Premature withdrawal from the CD is subject to a penalty.

Pros:

• Only $1,000 minimum balance to open
• Interest is compounded daily and credited monthly
• Rates are locked for the term chosen and cannot go down

Rules:

•  In order to open a CD, you’ll need to deposit a minimum amount of money, which may vary depending on the term and rate of the CD.
• The term of the CD is the amount of time that you agree to keep your money in the CD. At Greenwood Credit Union, CD terms range from 3 months to 60 months.
• The interest rate on the CD is the rate at which your money will earn interest. Generally, longer-term CDs will offer higher rates than shorter-term CDs. Greenwood Credit Union offers both fixed-rate and variable-rate CDs.
• If you need to withdraw money from your CD before the maturity date, you will typically be charged an early withdrawal penalty. The specific penalty amount will depend on the term and type of CD you have.
• You can open a CD as an individual or joint account holder. You may also be able to open a CD as an IRA account.