2.10% APY Best certificate of deposit rates with MidFirst Bank

June 26th, 2011 Jonathan Chamberlain Leave a comment Go to comments

MidFirst Bank is still offering their highest CD rates r their certificate of deposit accounts This money in the bank deal offers a very competitive interest rates with their long term CD. The bank also has CD specials which is called Callable Certificate of Deposit and has the following terms: 8 month term which earns and interest rate of 0.75% APY , 15 month term that earns an interest rate of 1.00% APY and 22 month term that lets you earn an interest rate of 1.30% APY. Although the minimum balance for this special CD terms is $5,000 to open an account. The following are the current Fixed CD interest rate:

18 month 1.20% APY
24 month 1.10% APY
30 month 1.40% APY
36 month 1.50% APY
48 month 1.85% APY
60 month 2.10% APY
84 month 2.70% APY

For this Fixed Rate CD, the initial deposit to open an account is $500. In case you decide to make an early withdrawal, penalties will be applied on your account. For instance, for the 7 year CD it has an equivalent of 24 months interest worth for early withdrawal penalty. The earnings of this Top CD rate is compounded daily. Please remember that the current interest rates are subject to change anytime, so make sure to check with the bank for the latest numbers.

You can visit the banks website and complete the application form online to open an account. Remember to have your identifications ready since you will be using it when applying. You can also call customer service for questions with regards to detailed information about their certificate of deposit account and current interest rates thru 888-643-3477.

The bank has branches located in the cities of Tampe, Surprise, Scottsdale, Queen Creek, Phoenix, Peoria, Mesa, Goodyear, Glendale, Gilbert, Fountain Hills, Chandler, and Anthem in the state of Arizona. They also have branches in the state of Oklahoma located in the cities of Yukon, Woodward, Weatherford, Warr Acres, Tulsa, Stillwater, Shawnee, Oklahoma, Norman, Mustang, Moore, Midwest, Guymon, El Reno, Edmond, Cordell, Chickasha, Broken Arrow, Bixby, Anadarko, and Altus.

Mid First Bank was established in 1911. They are a sizable bank that has over $10 billion in declared assets. They are also insured by the Fedral Insurance Corporation with certificate number 14191.

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