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• Nationwide Bank IRA Rates May 2011

  Nationwide Bank, which offers Traditional IRA and Roth IRA to individuals who want to grow their retirement income, updated its rate sheet today, May 17, 2011.

  Effective May 17, 2011, Nationwide Bank’s  Traditional IRA and Roth IRA rates are as follows:

  • For deposits from $0 to $9,999.99:

  3  months – 0.50%APY

  6 months – 0.80%APY

  12 months – 1.15%APY

  24 months – 1.45%aPY

  36 months – 1.90%APY

  48 months – 2.25%APY

  60 months – 2.40%APY

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• SunTrust Bank IRA CD rates September 2010

  Looking for a certificate of deposit or an IRA CD? SunTrust Bank has special CD offer and IRA CDs with flexible terms at a competitive, fixed interest rate. This offer runs for a limited time only.

  The following terms and APYs are what SunTrust offers as of August 30, 2010. However, please note that the APYs may change at any time and without notice. There is also a penalty imposed for early withdrawal. Minimum opening balance is $2,000.

  • 10 month no penalty CD – 0.40%APY
  • 29 month CD and IRA CD – 1.25%APY
  • 39 month CD and IRA CD – 1.50%APY
  • 49 month CD and IRA CD – 1.75%APY
  • 60 month CD and IRA CD – 2.00%APY

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• Westerra Credit Union IRA rates

  Established in 1934 by eight visionary leaders as DPS Credit Union, Westerra Credit Union, as it is now being called, offers competitive IRA rates to its members. The IRA rates offered, accurate as of August 17, 2010, are as follows:

  • 3 months – 0.30%APY
  • 6 months – 0.55%APY
  • 12 months – 0.80%APY
  • 24 months – 1.30%APY
  • 36 months – 1.55%APY
  • 48 months – 2.10%APY
  • 60 months – 2.45%APY

  The minimum balance required for the above terms or period of investment is $500 with rates computed daily and paid monthly. Note that you will  be penalized if you make an early withdrawal. In addition, once the IRA investment matures, it may be renewed automatically for the same term and at the current rate.

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