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New issue CDs 1y 5.45% - offered by various issuers on Fidelity website

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New issue CDs by top rates:
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3mo 5.30
6mo 5.30
9mo 5.35
1yr 5.45

1. To explore and buy CD's on Fidelity website you need an account.
2. The rates above are for callable CD's, non-callable CD's offer slightly lower rates, for example, for 1y CD callable APY 5.45%, non-callable 5.3%.
3. Nice feature of a Fidelity account is that if you cannot decide which CD to choose you can in short term keep your money in Money Market account SPAXX that currently pays respectable 4.75%.
https://digital.fidelity.com/sear...e=o-NavBar

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Butcherboy
06-26-2023 at 08:07 PM.
06-26-2023 at 08:07 PM.
The 5.45 percent rate is callable you do not want a callable CD - the non - callable best CD rate is 5.30 as of today.

Callable CD gives the bank option to terminate your CD at any time before the maturity date.
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06-26-2023 at 08:38 PM.
06-26-2023 at 08:38 PM.
Quote from Butcherboy :
The 5.45 percent rate is callable you do not want a callable CD - the non - callable best CD rate is 5.30 as of today.

Callable CD gives the bank option to terminate your CD at any time before the maturity date.
Any links for non-callable CDs at 5.30, please?
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Butcherboy
06-26-2023 at 08:55 PM.
06-26-2023 at 08:55 PM.
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Any links for non-callable CDs at 5.30, please?

You have to have an account with Fidelity there's no minimum balance to open an account and then that information is under the CD area.

Q; Is there a minimum to open a Fidelity account?

A; Zero account minimums and zero account fees apply to retail brokerage accounts only.

Brokered CDs on Fidelity 2023: How to Buy New and Secondary CDs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k206NBcB1fo
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Revers3
06-26-2023 at 11:35 PM.
06-26-2023 at 11:35 PM.
Callable CDs are typically 0.5% to 1% higher in rate than the non-callable CDs.

Callable vs non-callable might be important for long term CDs 5-20y.
For 1y term callable CD is fine for most people, as shown by the supply and demand callable vs non-callable. However, this might change once the interest policy will change.

I have a number of callable CDs (3m to 1y term) and none of them was called so far, in case they will be called I will have my cash back and can reevaluate my investment objectives and options.

Everybody has different investment objectives and sensitivity to risk-reward and that is why the CDs offerings differ widely in features.
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06-26-2023 at 11:58 PM.
06-26-2023 at 11:58 PM.
Just for reference I have added the longer term CDs rates as of 6/27/2023 offered at Fidelity site.

3mo 5.30
6mo 5.30
9mo 5.35
1yr 5.45
18mo 5.35
2yr 5.35
3yr 5.35
4yr 5.25
5yr 5.25
10yr 5.30
20yr 5.00
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06-27-2023 at 05:23 AM.
06-27-2023 at 05:23 AM.
Quote from screenshot :
Any links for non-callable CDs at 5.30, please?
Below is the answer to your question from the Fidelity website (you need to login to see this).
You can find in the maze of attributes:
"Call protection Yes"

To make things simple, after initial exploration of all attributes, my approach is as follows:.
1. In rising interest rates period (which is now) I go for highest APY which means callable CDs ,and prefer shorter term 3m-1y.
2. Once the interest will start to go down I will switch to non-callable and will go longer term (3-20y), but I might also just go back to stock market all together.


TRUIST BK CHARLOTTE N C CD 5.30000% 06/28/2024
Certificate of deposit As of Jun-27-2023 7:11:06 AM ET
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Time period1 Year
Yield(APY)Open Popover5.300%
Maturity dateOpen Popover06/28/2024
Minimum investment$1000
Pay frequencyAt maturity

About this CDCUSIPDSN6N9511
Open PopoverFDIC insuredYes
Open PopoverFDIC certificate number9846
Minimum investment$1000
Incremental investment$1000
Open PopoverSurvivor optionYes
Open PopoverBlue sky statesYes
Bank StateNC
Federally taxableYes
Open PopoverMarginableNo

CD timelineIssue date06/30/2023
Open PopoverDated date06/30/2023
First interest payment06/28/2024
Last interest payment--
Open PopoverMaturity date06/28/2024Redemptive featuresOpen Popover

Call protectionYes
Continuously callableNo
Open PopoverWorkout date06/28/2024

Coupon detailsCoupon5.300%
Open PopoverCoupon typeFIXED
Open PopoverCurrent rate effective date06/23/2023
Open PopoverDay count basisACT/365 OR ACT/ACTForeign informationForeignNo
InternationalNo
Domicile country
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06-27-2023 at 02:57 PM.
06-27-2023 at 02:57 PM.
those ratees are APY I'm assuming... but why not post the treasury bills?
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06-27-2023 at 03:03 PM.
06-27-2023 at 03:03 PM.
10yr 5.30 look good
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06-27-2023 at 07:40 PM.
06-27-2023 at 07:40 PM.
Quote from BenjaminR6839 :
those ratees are APY I'm assuming... but why not post the treasury bills?
Why CDs and not T-bills?
IMHO, CDs are easier to understand and buy. Treasuries require more expertise and understanding of terms like coupon rate, ask to maturity, yield to maturity, treasury STRIPS etc. More ambitious and experienced investors might prefer T-bills. For those that prefer simplicity and don't want to spend time to become T-bill experts, CDs might be way to go.

Below is an example from Fidelity T-bills offer:
Description Coupon Maturity Date Moody's Rating Price Bid Price Ask Yield Bid Ask Yield to Worst Ask Yield to Maturity
U S TREAS SER AB-2023 2.75000% 07/31/2023 NTS NOTE 2.75 07/31/2023 AAA -- 99.695 99.726 6.043 5.707 5.707
U S TREAS NT STRIPPED PRIN PMT 0.00000% 05/15/2024 0 05/15/2024 -- -- 95.336 95.736 5.499 5.011 5.011
U S TREAS NT STRIPPED PRIN PMT 0.00000% 02/15/2024 0 02/15/2024 -- -- 96.644 96.858 5.47 5.111 5.111
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st_group
06-27-2023 at 08:14 PM.
06-27-2023 at 08:14 PM.
For callable CDs, can anyone explain what is "Call Price". Example -
Call Date - Call Price - Call Type
09/30/2023 - 100.000 - Par Call
10/30/2023 - 100.000 - Par Call
11/30/2023 - 100.000 - Par Call
12/30/2023 - 100.000- Par Call
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06-27-2023 at 09:44 PM.
06-27-2023 at 09:44 PM.
Quote from smartdeals :
10yr 5.30 look good
Please, be aware that this rate is for callable CD.
Non-callable or call protected 10y CD rate at Fidelity website is much lower 3.9%.

1. The big rate difference means that the issuers bet that the interest rate will eventually go down in the next 10 years. I think so as well.
2. The chances that the callable 10y CD will be eventually called are high.

10y CD from Fidelity:
Description Coupon Coupon Freq Maturity Frac CD Yield Call Protected Settlement Date Quantity Available Attributes Period
TS BANK 5.300 MONTHLY 06/30/2033 No 5.300 No 06/30/2023 7,390 SFP FDIC SO 10 YR
AMERICAN BANK 5.150 MONTHLY 06/30/2033 No 5.150 No 06/30/2023 1,790 SFP FDIC SO 10 YR
FARMERS & MER 3.900 MONTHLY 06/30/2033 No 3.900 Yes 06/30/2023 557 CP SFP FDIC SO 10 YR
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06-28-2023 at 06:28 AM.
06-28-2023 at 06:28 AM.
Quote from st_group :
For callable CDs, can anyone explain what is "Call Price". Example -
Call Date - Call Price - Call Type
09/30/2023 - 100.000 - Par Call
10/30/2023 - 100.000 - Par Call
11/30/2023 - 100.000 - Par Call
12/30/2023 - 100.000- Par Call
This means that the issuer can recall your CD at those dates, call price is the price that they will recall at.
In simple terms means they have an option to give you your money back with accrued interest. before the end of the original term.

Somehow, even something so simple as CD can be complicated by bankers and brokers.

Additionally:
"CD's price is generally quoted at a percent of par value."
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zcsrs
06-29-2023 at 12:20 AM.
06-29-2023 at 12:20 AM.
Any recommendations for t-bills/bond quick start guide?TIA.

Quote from Revers3 :
Why CDs and not T-bills?
IMHO, CDs are easier to understand and buy. Treasuries require more expertise and understanding of terms like coupon rate, ask to maturity, yield to maturity, treasury STRIPS etc. More ambitious and experienced investors might prefer T-bills. For those that prefer simplicity and don't want to spend time to become T-bill experts, CDs might be way to go.

Below is an example from Fidelity T-bills offer:
Description Coupon Maturity Date Moody's Rating Price Bid Price Ask Yield Bid Ask Yield to Worst Ask Yield to Maturity
U S TREAS SER AB-2023 2.75000% 07/31/2023 NTS NOTE 2.75 07/31/2023 AAA -- 99.695 99.726 6.043 5.707 5.707
U S TREAS NT STRIPPED PRIN PMT 0.00000% 05/15/2024 0 05/15/2024 -- -- 95.336 95.736 5.499 5.011 5.011
U S TREAS NT STRIPPED PRIN PMT 0.00000% 02/15/2024 0 02/15/2024 -- -- 96.644 96.858 5.47 5.111 5.111
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06-29-2023 at 02:03 AM.
06-29-2023 at 02:03 AM.
I dont find T Bills confusing. You just buy the ones at the federal auctions and hold to maturity. If you are buying 3 or 6 month T Bills it is easy. The onky weird thing is how they price. When you reach maturity they are priced at 1000 per lot. So they sell it to you at auction for a discount vs 1000. So a 1 year at 5% would be 950. The math gets tricky for 3 or 6 month t bills but just look at cnbc for the current yields and have faith the auction will get you that number.
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