Certificates of Deposit
For a limited time, open a high-yield certificate of deposit with Amplify Credit Union and enjoy great two-year and three-year rates.
Be Money Smart
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“CDs are an excellent choice for those who want to put their money into a low-risk investment with a guaranteed rate of return.”
Get your money confidence back
When the market turns uncertain, it can be tough to know where to put your money. Whether you’re looking for a safe place for your nest egg or a high-yield option to wait out the market, Amplify Credit Union has got you covered.
Open an
Account
Amplify’s mobile-first application makes it easy to get started. And remember, our banking accounts will always be fee-free.
Great Rates
for Any Balance
There are no hidden fees or two-tiered rate structures, which means you’re always getting our best interest rate for your hard-earned dollars.
Pick Your
Term
With terms from only a few months to a few years, Amplify’s certificates of deposit have the flexibility to match your financial goals.
Grow Your Savings
Spend your two- or three-year terms watching the interest on your account grow as you plan your next financial move.
CD FAQs
In times like this, there’s something to be said for a sure thing. If you’re new to certificates of deposit, learn more about how they work and why CBS News calls them an “excellent choice” for people looking for a short-term savings tool.
What is a certificate of deposit?
Can I add funds to an open CD?
Do CDs fall under fee-free banking?
Is there a minimum balance for CDs?
Ready to open an account?
Open a new certificate of deposit online or contact a virtual banker at [email protected] for a one-on-one consultation.
* Annual Percentage Yield (APY) is effective 11/22/2023 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.
See Fee Schedule & Rate Schedule