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Highest Jumbo CD Rates



Ok, I wanted to give you a pretty solid list of the Highest Jumbo CD rates out there. Its considered jumbo if it has a minimal investment of about $100,000 dollars which is nothing to sneeze at. Nonetheless the risk is ridiculously low with these type of investments. So the following once again then is the Highest jumbo CD rates available.

Byron Bank has a 3 month Jumbo CD at 4.41% which is not too bad considering the drop recently. Next I want to say that Intervest national bank is doing a good job with their rates. I will be adding them soon to the best cd rates list.

They have a rate going on right now at a one year term for 4.64% return, which is not bad at all. remember this is as curent as I have gotten this info and it is always good to check the banks website to be updated on any changes that may have occurred. But these would have to be my 2 picks right now for what I am seeing for the jumbo CD rates. I will be adding more on Jumbo CD rates in another article so stay tuned.

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  1. Jumbo CD Rates For You | Best CD Rates Says:
    January 28th, 2008 at 10:01 am

    […] you are going to get any of the highest jumbo cd rates, you are looking at a good 6 year to 10 year term. Is that a time period you are comfortable with? […]

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