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With Kensington Bank’s Raise Your Rate CDs, you may adjust the rate once during the term to the rate being offered on our standard 24 and 48 months certificate of deposit (CD) at the time of rate adjustment. Additional terms – Penalty for early withdrawal, fees could reduce earnings, automatically renewable to a standard 24 and
48 months CD. We reserve the right to decline or limit deposits.
A Certificate of Deposit (CD) is a savings certificate entitling the bearer to receive interest. A CD bears a maturity date, a specified fixed interest rate and can be issued with minimum balance. When you open a CD, your money is on deposit for a specific time period. For agreeing to keep it on deposit for a specified time period, you earn more than you would in a regular savings account. If you cash it in before its maturity date, you pay a penalty. Speak with your banker to learn about the most up-to-date interest rates on terms available!
CD terms are offered by Kensington Bank as both regular funds or IRA (Individual Retirement Account), Traditional or Roth. CLICK or TAP HERE for more information on IRAs.
Kensington Bank is proud to offer two robust programs through Promontory ®, that gives you access to multi-million dollar FDIC insurance on deposits so you can enjoy yield, peace of mind, and flexibility all at the same time.
Businesses, nonprofits, government entities, advisors (trustees, trust officers, lawyers, accountants, financial advisors/planners, and other fiduciaries), and individual investors can:
Everything is handled through Kensington Bank. Your large deposit is broken into smaller amounts and placed with other banks that are members of the CDARS Network. Then, those banks issue CDs in amounts under the standard FDIC insurance maximum, so that your investment is eligible for FDIC protection. By working directly with just one bank—our bank—you can receive insurance through many.
You earn one rate per maturity on your entire investment—so you can forget about multiple rate negotiations and the need to consolidate multiple disbursement checks.
You receive one regular account statement listing all of your CDs along with their issuing banks, maturity dates, interest earned, and other details. With CDARS, there’s no need to manually consolidate statements or track changing collateral values on an ongoing basis.
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