Our 15-Month CD Pays Up to 4.35% APY
Your Savings Are Looking Up.
Give your savings an opportunity to earn more with our 15-month certificate special at 4.35% APY.* With a guaranteed rate for the certificate's term, you can put your money to work knowing exactly where it's headed.
Open your certificate with a minimum deposit of $5,000 in new money.
See How Much Your Savings Could Earn
Enter your deposit amount below to see how much interest you could earn over 15 months. You can even compare your potential earnings against the national average.
Our current 15-month CD special
Interest earned by month 15:
Total interest earned = $0
National average: % APY. Source: FDIC National Rates via FRED.
More Reasons to Feel Good About Saving
- A rate worth moving for. Earn a competitive 4.35% APY* when you bring new money to Priority Trust Credit Union.
- Predictable growth. Your rate stays fixed for the entire 15-month term, so you know what to expect regardless of changes in market interest rates.
- A term that makes sense. Give your savings 15 months to grow without committing to a longer-term certificate.
- Keep your savings working. When your certificate matures, it automatically renews into a 12-month certificate at the rate available at that time, unless you choose otherwise.
Ready to Open Your Certificate?
Stop by any Priority Trust branch or call us at 713-970-6200.
*APY is Annual Percentage Yield. 15-Month Certificate. This promotion may end at any time at the credit union's discretion. Member must bring in funds not currently held at Priority Trust Credit Union. Funds cannot have been on deposit with Priority Trust Credit Union within the last 60 days. Minimum deposit $5,000. Maximum deposit $100,000 per certificate. Members may open up to 3 promotional certificates, for a combined maximum of $300,000. Deposits from $5,000 to $100,000 earn 4.35% APY. Interest compounded monthly. Certificate automatically renews into a 12-month term at the current interest rate at time of renewal. Early withdrawal penalty: 270 days of interest. Fees may reduce earnings. Rates subject to change without notice.