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Ally Bank 12 Month Highest Yielding CD

Tuesday, August 24th, 2010

Ally Bank has the highest yielding 12 Month CD rate of 1.44% APY. With Ally Bank you can open a certificate of deposit with no money down, have no monthly fees and get their best rate guarantee. Ally Bank carries a Ten Day Best Rate Guarantee, which means that within 10 days of opening your account, if CD rates increase you will be bumped up to the higher rate automatically.

Ally Bank has a 60 days interest, early withdrawal fee for closing out your CD early. They also have a ‘No Penalty CD’ offer at a lower rate, but your money is not locked up for the term of the certificate of deposit.

How much can you earn from this rate?

If you were to deposit at least $25,000 into the 12 Month CD from Ally Bank, you would earn $360.06 in 12 months.

Ally Bank also has a competitive 5 year CD at 2.79% APY, that would earn $3,684.89 for the same deposit.

If you decide to invest into any Ally CD’s be sure to watch your maturity date, as Ally will automatically renew the account if it is not closed. Check out their current rates here.

Ally Bank Best CD Rates

Tuesday, July 27th, 2010

Ally Bank has many options for the average investor. They offer some of the most competitive CD rates on the market today. Ally Bank offers certificate of deposits from 3 months to as long as 60 month (5 Years). Ally Bank also offers a ‘Raise Your Rate CD’ and they also have a ‘No Penalty CD’, meaning that you can close the CD without paying part of your interest back. One of the issues with longer term CDs is that if you want to close the CD early, you will have to pay an ‘Early Withdrawal Penalty’ for taking your money out. Here is a list of the most common CD Early Withdrawal Penalties:

  • 30 days = All Interest
  • 2-18 Month CDs = 3 Months Interest
  • 2 Years+ CDs = 6 Months Interest

Some banks have stricter penalties, so be sure to read the fine print!

Ally Bank’s No Penalty CD is only available in the 11 Month term, with a current rate of 1.35 percent. This is a pretty good rate since you can take your money out at any time after the first 6 days without paying a penalty. This 11 Month CD currently beats many 12 Month CDs from major banks, Credit Unions are the exception.

Ally Bank’s Raise Your Rate CD is only available for the 2 Year term, with a rate of 1.92%. With this CD, you have the option of raising your rate once within the 2 year term. If rates go higher than 1.92% you can bump your interest rate up to the higher level.

Here is a list of all of Ally Bank’s CD Rates:

CD Rates are constantly changing, so to find the most up to date rates, visit Ally.com

Ally Bank Best CD Rates

Wednesday, July 14th, 2010

Ally Bank is offering a competitive 1.92% APY 2 year CD with the option of a one-time rate increase during the 24 month term. This gives you both the flexibility and earning power you need to maximize your interest earnings. If rates increase you can opt in at any time to lock in your rate at the higher interest rate.

Ally Bank makes it easy and stress free to sign up for any of their CD products.

  • Open an account with $0.
  • No monthly fees.
  • The extra peace of mind Ally’s Ten Day Best Rate Guarantee.
  • Compounded interest daily to maximize your earnings
  • FDIC insured
  • Automatic renewals at maturity
  • Ally gives you the ability to withdraw and receive earned interest as income.

The early withdrawal penalty with Ally is only 60 days’ interest and does not apply to a No Penalty CD.

If you were to deposit $5,000 for the 2 year CD at 1.92% APY, at the end of two years you would make $193.65 and at $10,000 deposited for the same term you would earn $387.30. These rates are still better than:

  • Bank of America 1.10%
  • ING Direct 1.10%
  • Chase 1.01%
  • HSBC Advance 0.75%

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