Best interest rates on 6 month CDs ?

[mrsarkar]

I have found rates as good as 5.0% APY on 6 month CDs with minimum $1000 deposit in FDIC-insured bank.
Please post the names (and URL if possible) of any bank you know that is giving even better rates.
Thanks.

[mrbowler]

Hope this Helps you-I know there are some other sites
that also provide information such as this. So maybe
some other folks have info. Well here is a site that
looks good...

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[CrazyDeals]

For national rate info try this site.
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Earn 5.25% Annual Percentage Yield on an FDIC-insured savings account with no fees, required minimums or service charges… no matter how much you have on deposit.

[jodifenner]

[Only registered and activated users can see links. Either login above or Register Now] they have the best rates I have found. We only put $1000 after our taxes came back but it gets more than sitting in a svaings account. I think it was 6.2% back in february.

[tschmitt]

The bank that I have my account at has good rates, but has an amazing rate on something called an e-checking account. They just switched the minimum balance to 100 dollars (or a $5 fee), but the best part is their interest rate - it started out at around 6.50% and is down to 6.25 or something like that.

The account has no fees to it (with at least 100 as the balance) has no restrictions whatsoever - you can put 1,000,000.00 in today and take it out tomorrow and they wouldn't care. I love the place. The name of the bank is AmericanBank (I think) and the url is:
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hope this helps!

wow! I just went to check out their site and the interest rate is down to 5.40% - this is still the best I know for an account that doesn't tie up your money at all.