Alliant is offering up to 5.45% APY to their Alliant Credit Union CDs.
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Product Details:
Low minimum deposit of only $1,000; no maximum
Jumbo certificates may be available for a higher rate if you deposit $75,000 or more
Choose from a variety of maturity dates including 12-month and 60-month terms
Dividends compounded every month and at maturity
Funds are insured up to $250,000 by NCUA
APY= Annual Percentage Yield. The APY is accurate as of the 11/1/2023 dividend declaration date. A $1000.00 minimum deposit is required to open a Regular Alliant Certificate. A $75,000 minimum deposit is required to open an Alliant Jumbo Certificate. If you open an Alliant Jumbo Certificate with a minimum deposit of $75,000, but later withdraw funds from the account and bring the balance below $75,000, the Alliant Jumbo Certificate will convert to a Regular Alliant Certificate, which may pay a lower rate. You must be an Alliant member. Alliant Certificates are available as Regular Share Certificates and, Jumbo Share Certificates. Both Regular and Jumbo Certificate types are also offered as Traditional IRA Certificates, Roth IRA Certificates, and SEP IRA Certificates. In addition, prior to opening an IRA Certificate (Traditional, Roth and SEP), you must have or establish an IRA with Alliant. You may not add any additional money to your Certificate after opening. Dividends compound monthly and are paid on the last day of the month and at maturity. There are no penalties for monthly dividend withdrawals. Early withdrawal penalties do apply if the Certificate is closed before the maturity date unless the Certificate funds are moved to Alliant Retirement and Investment Services. If you wish to move your Certificate funds to Alliant Retirement and Investment Services, you must wait until 7 days after your Certificate has been opened. Other exceptions to early withdrawal penalties may be allowed. Monthly dividend withdrawals are not eligible on IRA Certificates if owner is under age 59 1/2. Any monthly withdrawals or transfers reduce earnings. If you change the term of your renewed Certificate, the beneficiary(ies) need(s) to be reestablished by completing a Beneficiary Add/Delete Form. (Not applicable to IRA Certificates). The joint owner designated at the time of Certificate opening will remain as joint owner if you renew your Certificate with Alliant. Neither the primary account owner or joint owner may be a beneficiary on the Certificate account. You are not locked into a rate until you open or renew your Alliant Certificate. Alliant Certificate rates may change daily. Fees may reduce earnings on the account.
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Alliant is offering up to 5.45% APY to their Alliant Credit Union CD's.
Product Details:
Low minimum deposit of only $1,000; no maximum
Jumbo certificates may be available for a higher rate if you deposit $75,000 or more
Choose from a variety of maturity dates including 12-month and 60-month terms
Dividends compounded every month and at maturity
Funds are insured up to $250,000 by NCUA
APY= Annual Percentage Yield. The APY is accurate as of the 11/1/2023 dividend declaration date. A $1000.00 minimum deposit is required to open a Regular Alliant Certificate. A $75,000 minimum deposit is required to open an Alliant Jumbo Certificate. If you open an Alliant Jumbo Certificate with a minimum deposit of $75,000, but later withdraw funds from the account and bring the balance below $75,000, the Alliant Jumbo Certificate will convert to a Regular Alliant Certificate, which may pay a lower rate. You must be an Alliant member. Alliant Certificates are available as Regular Share Certificates and, Jumbo Share Certificates. Both Regular and Jumbo Certificate types are also offered as Traditional IRA Certificates, Roth IRA Certificates, and SEP IRA Certificates. In addition, prior to opening an IRA Certificate (Traditional, Roth and SEP), you must have or establish an IRA with Alliant. You may not add any additional money to your Certificate after opening. Dividends compound monthly and are paid on the last day of the month and at maturity. There are no penalties for monthly dividend withdrawals. Early withdrawal penalties do apply if the Certificate is closed before the maturity date unless the Certificate funds are moved to Alliant Retirement and Investment Services. If you wish to move your Certificate funds to Alliant Retirement and Investment Services, you must wait until 7 days after your Certificate has been opened. Other exceptions to early withdrawal penalties may be allowed. Monthly dividend withdrawals are not eligible on IRA Certificates if owner is under age 59 1/2. Any monthly withdrawals or transfers reduce earnings. If you change the term of your renewed Certificate, the beneficiary(ies) need(s) to be reestablished by completing a Beneficiary Add/Delete Form. (Not applicable to IRA Certificates). The joint owner designated at the time of Certificate opening will remain as joint owner if you renew your Certificate with Alliant. Neither the primary account owner or joint owner may be a beneficiary on the Certificate account. You are not locked into a rate until you open or renew your Alliant Certificate. Alliant Certificate rates may change daily. Fees may reduce earnings on the account.
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I've banked with them for years. Been solid all that time
They're known to be the best credit Union across the whole country
Looks like you need to put in 75k to get 5.45. Otherwise it's 5.4 for 12 months. Still not bad. Still have a few months left on my Navy Federal CD though.
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How easy is it to close the CD when it matures with ACU?
I just had a look at the one I opened last Monday, your options are:
1. Renew and select a new term
2. Transfer Balance to Savings Account
3. Withdraw Balance By Check
Used to love Alliant. I moved everything out when their rates stopped being remotely competitive.
Their 1 year CD looks good and they are trustworthy, but like others have said, I'd stick to treasuries. This is especially true if you live in a high tax state.
Anyone with previous experience on a mortgage with them? I was thinking about using them as a lender.
I do, had a good experience. The sold the loan to Dovenmuehle but I can still manage it through Alliant. I use the credit card too. 2.5% on every purchase. Works great for the things we buy.
I just had a look at the one I opened last Monday, your options are:
1. Renew and select a new term
2. Transfer Balance to Savings Account
3. Withdraw Balance By Check
what can change tomorrow? ufb has only gone up since ive had them
so the rates have been changing? That's the point I made. When the fed cuts rates, ufb will go down. But it's anyone's guess, rate cuts are expected in july
so the rates have been changing? That's the point I made. When the fed cuts rates, ufb will go down. But it's anyone's guess, rate cuts are expected in july
i see what you mean, does this offer have an expiration?
But the 8-week bill at 5.43% is based on a 12-month annual rate. So you have to divide 5.43 by 6.5 (That's how many times 8 weeks goes into a year) to get the true rate if you only hold the money for 8 weeks. So, squatting your money for 8 weeks with a treasury yield is under 1% for those 8 weeks. (.84%).
My 2cents:
For high state/local tax states, having Treasuries be state/local tax free is HUGE. I'm from CA and the state tax rate is ~10%, so that's an automatic bump of 0.5% on rates (rough calculation). I'm doing taxes now, and the savings is very apparent. I'm a total Treasuries convert now. Treasuries come in all durations, but currently the longer you go out, the interest rate decreases. Sweet spot is the shorter ranges, 4wk to maybe 26wk.
Treasuries are backed by the full faith of the US Gov (not FDIC limits). So I am not concerned about Treasuries going bankrupt and not getting all money back. I use the Treasury Direct website. They are not sticky about money like brokerage firms are when buying/paying out (ie they pay out right away when matures to your bank acct on file -- in my case, a day EARLY!) and they take money from your bank acct ON THE ISSUE DAY, NOT THE AUCTION DAY LIKE ALL BROKERAGES to buy near the end of the issue day. You can set up autorenewal up to a year (so like 25 times for the 4wk bills) and you can change that up anytime before auction.
From the Treasury website of last 20 auctions for Bills (took lastest sampling of ea):
Thanks for the good information! That is some pretty sweet savings in those high state income tax areas like California. Even Virginia where I am is over 5%, so the more you save with treasuries, the more you make!! Lol
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1. Renew and select a new term
2. Transfer Balance to Savings Account
3. Withdraw Balance By Check
Their 1 year CD looks good and they are trustworthy, but like others have said, I'd stick to treasuries. This is especially true if you live in a high tax state.
I do, had a good experience. The sold the loan to Dovenmuehle but I can still manage it through Alliant. I use the credit card too. 2.5% on every purchase. Works great for the things we buy.
1. Renew and select a new term
2. Transfer Balance to Savings Account
3. Withdraw Balance By Check
Thanks for the info
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so the rates have been changing? That's the point I made. When the fed cuts rates, ufb will go down. But it's anyone's guess, rate cuts are expected in july
For high state/local tax states, having Treasuries be state/local tax free is HUGE. I'm from CA and the state tax rate is ~10%, so that's an automatic bump of 0.5% on rates (rough calculation). I'm doing taxes now, and the savings is very apparent. I'm a total Treasuries convert now. Treasuries come in all durations, but currently the longer you go out, the interest rate decreases. Sweet spot is the shorter ranges, 4wk to maybe 26wk.
Treasuries are backed by the full faith of the US Gov (not FDIC limits). So I am not concerned about Treasuries going bankrupt and not getting all money back. I use the Treasury Direct website. They are not sticky about money like brokerage firms are when buying/paying out (ie they pay out right away when matures to your bank acct on file -- in my case, a day EARLY!) and they take money from your bank acct ON THE ISSUE DAY, NOT THE AUCTION DAY LIKE ALL BROKERAGES to buy near the end of the issue day. You can set up autorenewal up to a year (so like 25 times for the 4wk bills) and you can change that up anytime before auction.
From the Treasury website of last 20 auctions for Bills (took lastest sampling of ea):
Date CUSIP Issue Date Maturity Date Investment Rate
13-Week 912797FS1 03/14/2024 06/13/2024 5.395%
26-Week 912797KK2 03/14/2024 09/12/2024 5.308%
4-Week 912797JM0 03/12/2024 04/09/2024 5.375%
8-Week 912797JV0 03/12/2024 05/07/2024 5.398%
17-Week 912797KN6 03/12/2024 07/09/2024 5.370%
52-Week 912797KA4 02/22/2024 02/20/2025 4.950%
Thanks for the good information! That is some pretty sweet savings in those high state income tax areas like California. Even Virginia where I am is over 5%, so the more you save with treasuries, the more you make!! Lol
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