ING Direct Bank CD Rates February Review 2012

This ING Direct Bank CD rates February Review, 2012 is designed to help keep you informed so you can make an informed decision when investing your money with ING Direct Bank. This review has to report that there has been a reduction in the CD rates since our last visit just a few months ago.

The reductions in the rates from ING Bank are 0.10% across the board. That does not seem like much, but the CD rates were already well below the national averages for the terms they represent.

At this time the current bank CD rates include the 6 month CD that is earning an APY of 0.50%. The 9 month CD that is earning an APY of 0.50%.

The 1 year CD that is earning an APY of 0.50%. The 18 month CD that is earning an APY of 0.50%. The 2 year CD that is earning an APY of 0.50%.

The 30 month CD that is earning an APY of 0.80%. The 3 year CD that is earning an APY of 0.80%. The 4 year CD that is earning an APY of 0.80%.

The best CD rates are from the 5 year CD that is earning an APY of 1.00%.

The minimum deposit required to open a CD account with ING Direct Bank and obtain the stated rates is $2,500.

These ING Direct CD rates were posted on December 3, 2011 and are still current in the month of February 2012 but are subject to change without any prior notice.

For additional resources about CDs on this website, please view Wells Fargo Bank CD Rates February Review 2012 We strive to bring you the latest and most accurate data possible from the home sites of the financial institutions we name.  Always remember, the bigger the risk, the larger the reward or loss. Invest with caution.

If you want more information on ING Direct Online Banking System, then please visit online banks blog.

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