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Alabama Credit Union Certificates of Deposit Rates

Posted in Credit Union CD Rates by Bankaholic
November 13, 2008 11:17 AM - 10 Comments

Make your savings safe by opening your credit union account with Alabama Credit Union. A comprehensive study reveals that an average member of Alabama Credit Union saves approximately $30 to $150 a month as compared to using the same services at a bank or other financial institution. Its members save almost $1.7 million in service fees annually including checking account charges, credit card fees, ATM charges, loan processing fees, and others. These figures reveal the real monetary benefit enjoyed by the members of this credit union.

Now you can open your certificate of deposit account to enjoy high rates of return on your investment. You can open your CD account with a minimum of $500. Explained below are the interest rates as offered on Certificates of Deposit opened for different time periods:

– 6 months certificate earns you 2.80% interest. The interest is compounded and cerdited at maturity.
– 12 months certificate earns you 2.90% interest, 2.93% APY.
– 15 months certificate earns you 4.00% interest, 4.06% APY.
– 24 months certificate earns you 3.00% interest, 3.03% APY.
– 30 months certificate earns you 3.15% interest, 3.19% APY.
– 36 months certificate earns you 3.25% interest, 3.29% APY.
– 48 months certificate earns you 3.40% interest, 3.44% APY.
– 60 months certificate earns you 4.00% interest, 4.06% APY.

General features of CD Account:
@ Interest is compounded quarterly and credited at monthly/quarterly basis.
@ There is an automatic renewal.
@ Additional deposits are not allowed.
@ For withdrawals you are allowed to withdraw only the interest.
@ Your funds are federally insured.
@ All the above rates have been noted as on November 12, 2008.

You may select any term of up to 60 months that is suitable to you. If you prefer you can also invest in Market Index Certificate. You can start by investing $500 for 36 or 60 month plans and earn dividends based on the performance of Dow Jones Industrial Average.

For any queries you may call at 888-817-2002 or 205-348-5944 or send an email to info AT AlabamaCU.com.

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  1. Lesley Hollis said:
    on June 18th at 08:12 pm

    sale

  2. Lesley Hollis said:
    on June 18th at 08:12 pm

    Safe Credit Union CD Rates

  3. Lesley Hollis said:
    on June 18th at 08:13 pm

    start by investing $500 for 36 or 60 month plans and earn dividends

  4. don edwards said:
    on December 23rd at 03:41 pm

    waiting for reply — how secure is funds . if i want out after 1 yr , any problem w/ interest ? thanks over 150 gs

  5. steven said:
    on September 22nd at 06:40 pm

    I don’t understand I have tried til I’m about ready to scream to get CURRENT Alabama Credit Union Certificate of Deposit rates from Al. credit unions.
    Your site sucks at best it gives me rates from years ago and or from some other state and or from a bank

  6. Want Up To Date Rates said:
    on July 17th at 08:15 am

    If your’e looking for up to date rates try http://www.cdrates.org.

  7. Floyd Slabach said:
    on January 29th at 12:47 pm

    what is your rate for 16 mos.

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  10. dw said:
    on May 23rd at 07:27 pm

    Read the article…
    *All the above rates have been noted as on 25 July, 2008.”
    These rates are almost 10 years out of date.

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