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Certificate of Deposit
Unlock the best certificate of deposit rates from Amplify Credit Union with just a $500 minimum deposit.
Certificates of Deposit
- $500 minimum deposit
- Earnings compounded and deposited quarterly
RATES AS HIGH AS
0.90 %APY*
Get StartedGuaranteed Return High-Yield Rates
Only $500 Minimum Balance Required
Choose from 6-84 Months
Discover How Much You Can Earn.
Estimate your potential savings with our certificate of deposit calculator.
Calculate Your Savings Potential
This calculator is for visualization and research purposes only. Ending balance calculations reflect the selected term and deposit amount. Rates subject to change at any time. Your actual ending balance will depend upon the calendar date, account type, annual percentage yield, and amount of time your funds are on deposit. Rates are accurate as of 05/18/20.
Flexible Terms for Every Goal
From 6 Months to 7 Years
Want transparency from your bank? Lock in your rate and term with Amplify Credit Union and know exactly how much you will earn. $500 minimum deposit to open and earn stated APY.
An early withdrawal penalty may apply if you withdraw any or all of your funds before the Certificate maturity date.
We're Here to Help You Save
Texas is our home, so we make it our mission to help our community reach their financial goals.
Learn More About Certificates of Deposit
Want to learn how a certificate of deposit can help you save money? Start by filling out this contact form. Our member service representative will then reach out to complete your application over the phone or get you scheduled to meet with one of our representatives in-person.
* Annual Percentage Yield (APY) is effective 05/18/20 and may change at anytime. Early withdrawal on certificates of deposit could result in a substantial penalty. Minimum balance of $500 required to obtain the advertised APY.
Insured by NCUA. Membership required.
Please refer to the Certificate Account Rate Disclosure for further information relating to the above products. Fees assessed on accounts could reduce earnings on those accounts.