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Best Philadelphia Bank CD Rates

June 5, 2010 by · Leave a Comment 

If you live in the Philadelphia are the following rates are good as of June 2010.

Eagle One Credit Union is currently offering a 2 year Cd for 2.50% APY. They also have a 12 month for 1.75% APY and a 6 month for 1.50% APY. These rates are based on deposit of $10k or less. Eagle One currently holds a four star “excellent” rating by Bauerfinancial based on the most recent financial data of 12/31/09. www.eagleonecu.com/

Police and Fire Credit Union has 4.00% APY on its 5 year CD. 4 year CD is 3.50% APY. 3 year is 3.00% APY. You can become a member if you work at one of the many businesses that offers PFFCU membership as a benefit as well as the usual ways one becomes a member. It appears fairly easy to get membership because the business list is very long. This credit union carries the highest possible rating of 5 stars, “superior” by Bauerfinancial. http://pffcu.org/index.asp

Have a chance to earn a $1k scholarship with The Citizens Bank by bringing in your report card and earning a separate chance for each “A” you earned on your report card. Also, you can earn 2.02% APR on evantage checking account.
www.thecitizensbankphila.com/home/

Prudential Savings Bank has a 9 month CD offering 1.10% APY.
Their 13 month CD is 1.81% APY. 18 month special is 1.51% APY. 24 month at 2.01% APY. 36 month Step-up is 2.26% APY. 48 month is 2.81% APY and 60 month is 3.11% APY. These rates require a minimum deposit of $500 or $5,000. This bank currently has a 4 star “excellent” financial rating with Bauerfinancial.
www.purdentialsavingsbank.com

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This post was written as accurately as possible at the time of writing, however, we cannot guarantee accuracy at the time of your reading. Please check directly with the financial institution for more detail.

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