CD rates vary depending on the financial institution and your term length. Learn if now is a good time to get a CD and review the best CD rates this month.

The best CD rates held their ground in all but one term this past week, meaning you can still snag a rate up to 5.50%. But don't delay as offers can evaporate at any time.

Another possible option is a variable-rate CD, sometimes called a “multi-step,” “bonus rate,” or “step up” CD. The interest rates on these CDs may change according to rules explained by the …

An increasing CD percentage of interest is known as a "step-up CD." Find out more about the operation of step-up CDs and if they are a stellar choice for you.

The top CD rates held their ground across all terms today, and more than a dozen offers let you lock in a guaranteed rate of 5.00% to 5.50% for 3 to 14 months.

What is a Bump-Up CD? A bump-up certificate of deposit (CD), also called a step-up CD, is a certificate of deposit that allows the owner to “bump up” the interest rate if rates should rise …

For example, if you put $5,000 into a two-year CD with a 3% interest rate and, a year later, the bank offers a two-year CD with a 4% interest rate, you can request a "bump" up to the 4% …

The main attraction of a certificate of deposit (CD) is its fixed interest rate. Opening a CD in a bank or credit union allows you to lock in an interest rate that remains the same throughout the …

A Certificate of Deposit (CD) is a financial product commonly sold by banks that is popular among conservative investors because the deposit is protected by FDIC insurance. CDs pay a fixed …

Best Citibank CD rates review. Can you buy CDs today? Citi brokered CD rates for 6-months, 1-year, 3-years, 5-years.