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Certificates of Deposit (CDs)

If you're looking to save for the future, CDs might be just the thing for you.

Keep your nest egg safe and watch it grow with a Capitair CDs for how long? You choose from 7 days to 60 months and earn a guaranteed, FDIC-insured return.

What’s great about certificates of deposit (CDs)?
  • CDs typically pay higher interest rates than many other savings products.
  • Continuous compounding means interest earned today earns interest tomorrow.
  • Interest can be credited to the CD or to a Capitair checking account or savings account.
  • Includes principal assurance in case you need access to your funds before maturity. Capitair will return your original deposit, less withdrawals, once a CD is seven days or more into its term.
  • There is no charge to open a CD and the terms are flexible.
  • A Capitair CD can be used as collateral for a Capitair loan.
  • FDIC insured up to the maximum amount permitted by law.
  • Variety of terms and attractive rates.
Certificates of Deposit (CDs)
CD Term Minimum Opening Deposit Monthly Maintenance Fee Rates
7 to 31 days $2,500 $0 View rates
32 days to 60 months $1,000 $0
Penalties for Early Withdrawals

A penalty will apply if principal is withdrawn prior to the maturity date, based on the term of the CD.

CD Term CD Penalties for Early Withdrawal
7 to 31 days 1% of Principal Withdrawn
32 days to 60 months 2% of Principal Withdrawn

The amount of the penalty shall not exceed interest earned, except for during the first 6 days of the term where a minimum 7 day interest penalty must be applied and may be deducted from principal. The entire penalty will be waived in the event of death, court ordered withdrawal, or court declared incompetency of an owner. Partial withdrawals are not allowed.

Renewal

If you choose the automatic renewal feature for your Certificate of Deposit, there is a one-day grace period (for terms of less than 32 days) or a ten-day grace period (for terms of 32 days or more) after the maturity date to redeem it without penalty. Interest will not be paid after the maturity date unless the account is renewed.

If you do not choose the automatic renewal feature for your Certificate of Deposit, interest will not be paid after the maturity date unless the account is renewed.