FDIC Insured BankRevealed after inquiry
Non-callable5.60% APY
- Term
- 5 years
- Maturity date
- Aug 6, 2031
- Minimum deposit
- $500,000
- Interest schedule
- Semi-annually
- Availability
- Limited
- Last verified
- Aug 6, 2026, 9:00 AM ET
Non-callable brokered CD comparison
Tell us your preferred maturity period, approximate deposit amount and location. We’ll help you explore non-callable brokered CD options that may match your timeline.
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Maturity preview
Estimated maturity August 2027
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Each option shows the term, stated maturity date, APY, minimum deposit, interest-payment schedule and when it was last verified. Issuing bank names are hidden until you complete an inquiry so we can share the specific institution and final terms. Availability and pricing can change at any time.
All options displayed through this program are non-callable.
Rates last verified: Aug 6, 2026, 9:00 AM ET
Issuing bank names are hidden until you complete an inquiry. Each option is identified as an FDIC-member institution; the specific bank, branch and final terms are shared after we confirm your request.
20 options match the selected filters. 0 selected to compare.
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4.60% APY
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What to compare
Two CDs with similar APYs can differ on maturity date, issuing bank, payment schedule and deposit-insurance considerations.
A brokered CD has a stated maturity date. Matching that date to when you expect to need the funds is the first filter that matters.
Example. A 12-month CD placed in March has a stated maturity date the following March, not simply “sometime next year.”
Why it matters
Brokered CDs are intended to be held to maturity. Choosing a date that fits your plan reduces the chance of needing the money early.
Planning tools
Estimate a maturity date from a placement date and term, or estimate interest using a verified option from the comparison table.
Estimated maturity date
Monday, August 9, 2027
Estimates are for illustration. Final amounts depend on the CD’s settlement date and complete terms.
How the service works
Tell us your preferred term, approximate deposit amount, ZIP code and when the funds are expected to be available.
Tell us your preferred term, approximate deposit amount, ZIP code and when the funds are expected to be available.
Submitting the comparison form or application does not reserve a rate or guarantee availability.
Brokered CD basics
A brokered CD is issued by a bank and purchased and held through a brokerage account, which can allow customers to review CDs from different issuing banks through one relationship.
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A participating provider offers the brokerage account used to purchase the CD.
You review and authorize the transaction; the CD is held in your approved brokerage account.
Principal and interest are handled at maturity according to the CD terms and account process.
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Where you're starting from
Match a stated maturity date to a planned purchase, expense or other future objective.
Begin comparing current options before your existing CD reaches its maturity date.
Explore non-callable brokered CD terms for funds that can remain invested until maturity.
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FAQ
A certificate of deposit is a deposit product issued by a bank for a stated term. The issuing bank pays interest according to the CD's terms.
The term is the period between the CD's settlement date and its stated maturity date. Common terms may range from several months to several years.
Annual Percentage Yield is an annualized measure of the interest earned based on the applicable rate and compounding assumptions. It does not mean that a short-term CD pays the full annual percentage during its shorter term.
No. APY is an annualized yield measure. The interest-payment schedule is set by the specific CD and may be monthly, periodic or at maturity.
Eligible deposits may qualify for FDIC insurance up to applicable limits. Coverage is based on the depositor, issuing bank and ownership category, and includes other eligible deposits held at the same bank.
A brokered CD is issued by a bank but purchased and held through a brokerage account. This may allow customers to review CDs from multiple issuing banks through one brokerage relationship.
Yes. This program focuses on non-callable brokered CDs. The issuing bank cannot redeem a non-callable CD before its stated maturity date. Always review the final offering terms before proceeding.
The CD is held through an approved brokerage account. CDRateMatch.com does not hold the CD or the customer's money.
At maturity, the principal and any interest due are handled according to the issuing bank's terms and the brokerage account process.
A brokerage account must generally be opened and approved before a brokered CD can be purchased. A participating provider can explain its specific process and requirements.
No. Submitting the form begins the comparison process. Rates and availability can change, and no rate is reserved until all applicable account and transaction requirements have been completed.
No. CDRateMatch.com is an informational comparison and marketing website. It may connect consumers with participating providers but does not issue CDs, open accounts or provide individualized financial advice.
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