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Bank of America CD rates

Updated December 2, 2024
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Bank of America offers a range of certificates of deposit (CDs) that may appeal to customers looking for a bank with a nationwide footprint. The minimum deposit to open a standard CD is reasonable at $1,000, but there’s a trade-off: Some yields offered on Bank of America’s CD terms are relatively low compared with other banks’ offerings.

Bank of America CD rates

Bank of America offers three types of CD accounts:

  • Standard Term CDs
  • Featured CDs
  • Flexible CDs

Featured CDs generally offer higher APYs than the standard CDs offered by Bank of America.

Here’s a closer look at the CDs Bank of America has to offer.

Account Term APY Minimum deposit
Featured CD 7 months 4.05% $1,000
Featured CD 10 months 3.70% $1,000
Featured CD 13 months 3.00% $1,000
Featured CD 25 months 2.00% $1,000
Featured CD 37 months 0.11% $1,000
Standard Term CD 1 – 2 months 0.03% $1,000
Standard Term CD 3 – 5 months 4.00% $1,000
Standard Term CD 6 – 120 months 0.03% $1,000
Flexible CD 12 months 3.51% $1,000

Note: Annual percentage yields (APYs) shown were last updated on Dec. 2, 2024 for accounts opened in New York and may vary by region.

How Bank of America CDs compare to top-yielding banks

Bank of America offers CDs with a range of term lengths to help you build your savings based on your timeline. A Bank of America CD can help grow your savings, but many banks offer higher CD rates.

The top six-month CD is yielding around 4.70 % APY as of Dec. 21. Bank of America’s six-month CD – and most of its standard term CDs – are yielding well below the national average.

Other savings options at Bank of America

As a big bank, Bank of America offers a range of products to help build your savings, including IRA CDs for retirement. But better rates on CDs can be found elsewhere.

Marcos Cabello Arrow Right Icon Writer, Banking and Deposits
Marcos Cabello is a banking writer at Bankrate, where he’s dedicated to helping readers make the best decisions about their finances. Previously, Marcos wrote about money for CNET and NextAdvisor, running the gamut of personal finance topics including U.S. economic policy and cryptocurrency.