Find and Compare Highest CD Rates in North Carolina
Use the table below to shop for the best CD rates. Whether you're looking for a short term of 3 months, 6 months or longer, it's important to compare what different banks are offering since CD rates change frequently. When searching bank CD rates you'll be able to see the amount required to open a particular certificate of deposit and how frequently interest is compounded. Usually, the longer the terms, the higher the interest rates are. Bank CDs are FDIC-insured up to $250,000 per depositor.Start Your Search: Change the term length and amount to see more CD rates.
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CD Rates in North Carolina
Below are listed the top three banks and their cd rates at local branches in North Carolina. Please keep in mind that there can be higher rates in your state. GoTalkMoney.com only lists the banks with CD rates listed on the financial institution's website.
Below are listed the top three banks and their cd rates at local branches in North Carolina. Please keep in mind that there can be higher rates in your state. GoTalkMoney.com only lists the banks with CD rates listed on the financial institution's website.
Peoples Bank
[www.peoples.com]
minimum required to open: $500
Asheville Savings Bank
[www.ashevillesavingsbank.com]
minimum required to open: $500
NewDominion Bank
[www.newdominionbank.com]
minimum required to open: $1,000
[www.peoples.com]
minimum required to open: $500
Asheville Savings Bank
[www.ashevillesavingsbank.com]
minimum required to open: $500
NewDominion Bank
[www.newdominionbank.com]
minimum required to open: $1,000
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