Best CD Rates in Arizona

While we’ve looked at several states where our readers are coming to us from, we haven’t overlooked Arizona. Here at Best CD Rates Today, we’re going to look at what the best CD rates in Arizona are and show you the results. Unlike previous states, there is a fair amount of competition in AZ with a lot of mixup in our lists, as you’ll see.

1 Year
For a 1 year term, Arizona’s best CD rates are at AmTrust Bank with a 2.25% APY and a $1,000 minimum deposit requirement. Next up is Washington FS&&L with a 2.00% APY and a $1,000 minimum deposit.

2 Year
For the 2 year term best CD rates today in AZ, look to MidFirst Bank and Washington FS&&L who’re both giving 2.50% APY with a $500 or $1,000 minimum deposit requirement (respectively). Next is IronStone Bank with a 2.25% APY and a $500 minimum deposit.

3 Year
For the 3 year term’s best CD rates in Arizona, we look to MidFirst Bank at a whopping 3.25% APY with only a $500 minimum deposit requirement. Next is IronStone and Washington FS&&L tied with a 2.75% APY and a $500 and $1,000 deposit requirement, respectively.

5 Year
Arizona’s best CD rates for a 5 year term are both IronStone and MidFirst Banks with a 3.50% APY and a $500 minimum deposit requirement (each). Next is Washington FS&&L with a 3.25% APY and a $1,000 minimum deposit requirement.

6 Months
The best CD rates today on a shorter 6 month term in AZ are at AmTrust with a 2.00% APY and a $1,000 minimum deposit requirement. Second place for Arizona’s best CD rates goes to Washington FS&&L at 1.80% APY on a 6 month term with a $1,000 minimum deposit requirement.

All of the banks listed are FDIC insured. If any of these are your best CD rates today, make sure to lock yours in now as they may change quickly.

Comments (2)

2 Responses to “Best CD Rates in Arizona”

glenn michaels Says:

Sun Cities Financial (AZ) has advertised a 3.15 rate on a one-year (FDIC-insured) CD with a minimum of $20K. That’s where we’re apparently going to be sending my mother-in-law, as nothing else seems to come close.

BBB says that institution has an A+ rating with only one complaint in the last three years. Presumably, then, we can trust that my mother-in-law is getting a good rate from a reliable source.

Any thoughts?

nittany Says:

Thanks for the tip Glenn. Readers like you make this blog a great resource. I will do a post on Sun Cities Financial Bank.

The minimum deposit requirement of $20,000 is very high, but the 3.15% is great.

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