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A treasury zero maturing 14 months from now (may 2026) will get you a little under 4%, so it beats that as well.
I also have Fidelity at 4% with no strings. Fidelity is great if you use ATM's because they will reimburse all fees, without limit. I frequent Las Vegas and ATM's there can be up to $12 fee. I have had every one reimbursed for years - without having to call. Just another decent banking deal that might be useful for some.
I also have Fidelity at 4% with no strings. Fidelity is great if you use ATM's because they will reimburse all fees, without limit. I frequent Las Vegas and ATM's there can be up to $12 fee. I have had every one reimbursed for years - without having to call. Just another decent banking deal that might be useful for some.
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Sounds like a good deal, maybe post it?
Can't see how it's related to this 14 month CD though. Totally different product.
Callable bank CDs are pretty unusual, and if it was callable, I don't think Goldman would try to hide that.
Callable is more common in brokered CDs.
I'd assume it's not callable, but read everything during the application process to stay safe, or just ask Marcus.
To me, a callable CD doesn't make sense unless it pays extra, and more than a HYSA. They can get out without penalty, but you can't? Yeah, I want the bank to pay me for that clause.