Today's 12-month CD rates can be found at 0.80%, 6-month CD rates at 1.05% and 3-month CD rates at 1.36%. Current savings rates are at 0.25% and money market rates are at 0.02%. Mortgage rates today on 30-year fixed loans are around 7.65%. Credit Card rates are at 15.74%. Personal Loan rates are at 13.24%. All these rates, and more, can be found in our database of rates. Goldwater Bank's 12-Month CD rates are at 4.25%, 18-Month CD rates are at 4.15%, 24-Month CD rates are at 4.00%, 60-Month CD rates are at 3.75%, 36-Month CD rates are at 3.75%. Goldwater Bank's savings rates are at 4.00%. Goldwater Bank's money market rates are at 3.00%.
To see how these rates compare to Goldwater Bank CD rates, feel free to use our comprehensive rate tables for side-by-side comparisons of CD rates from Goldwater Bank, savings rates and money market rates, with rates from other banks and credit unions below. You can use our bank rate lists to compare CD rates for all CD terms, with Goldwater Bank CD rates. You can also compare Goldwater Bank savings rates, MMA rates and mortgage rates using our other rate lists.
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Goldwater Bank Texas Ratio
Goldwater Bank's Texas Ratio is at 13.32%, which is considered excellent.
The Texas Ratio for Goldwater Bank is higher than the national average of all banks, currently at 6.13%.
The Texas Ratio was developed in the early 1980s, and it is used to identify potential problem banks.
Banks that have a Texas Ratio of 100% or more have a high chance of failing.
Overall, Goldwater Bank is an excellent bank worth considering, with an overall rating of 4 stars out of 5 stars.
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The Annual Percentage Yields (APYs) displayed are based on the highest APY offered for the specified deposit amount or less. Rates may change without prior notice. The "Min. Balance" indicates the minimum amount required to earn the stated APY. Please note that some of the offers presented on this site are from advertisers, who provide compensation for their inclusion. However, these advertised offers do not encompass all available deposit accounts.
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Goldwater Bank
2525 E Camelback Rd Phoenix, AZ 85016 Maricopa
Established Date: 04/02/2007
FDIC Certificate #: 58405
Date of FDIC Deposit Insurance: 04/02/2007
Goldwater Bank CD rates are very good right now. In fact, CD rates from Goldwater Bank are some of the highest CD rates currently available today. 1 year CD rates at Goldwater Bank are at 0.95 percent. 6 month CD rates from Goldwater Bank are at 0.70 percent. See how Goldwater Bank CD rates compare with other bank CD Rates. Read more...
The Federal Reserve wrapped up their two day meeting yesterday and decided to keep the fed rates unchanged. The Fed was expected to stand pat on rates during the September meeting. Even though the Fed kept rates where they are, online CD rates continue to march higher.Between this Fed meeting and the last meeting in July, we have witnessed several new highs for short term CD rates. 1 year CD rates already made two new highs in the month of September. On September 5th, we reported the top 1 year CD rate increased to 1.60 percent and now the top 1 year rate is at 1.65 percent.We are still predicting 1 year CD rates will hit a high of 1.75 percent by the end of 2017 but only if the Fed increases the fed funds rate once more this year. You can see a list of the best 1 year CD rates listed below. Read more...
Goldwater Bank Money Market Account rates are now at 0.26 percent with a yield of 0.26 percent. View current Money Market Account rates at Goldwater Bank below. Read more...
Goldwater Bank 6 Month $50K CD rates are now at 0.85 percent with a yield of 0.85 percent. View current 6 Month $50K CD rates at Goldwater Bank below. Read more...
Goldwater Bank Money Market Account Jumbo rates are now at 0.38 percent with a yield of 0.38 percent. View current Money Market Account Jumbo rates at Goldwater Bank below. Read more...
Goldwater Bank Money Market Account rates are now at 0.26 percent with a yield of 0.26 percent. View current Money Market Account rates at Goldwater Bank below. Read more...
The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meets again next week to decide on monetary policy. If the FOMC decides to increase the fed funds rate, CD rates will also move higher. Fed Chair, Janet Yellen, is still talking up a rate hike sometime in 2015 but some Fed officials say the first hike will happen in 2016.
The final FOMC meeting for 2015 will be in December. If a hike doesn't happen next week, the FOMC has one final chance to raise the rate this year. The CME's FedWatch Tool now has a 29.2 percent chance of a hike in December, down from 35.4 percent last month.
The past several months, banks and credit unions in our rate database have been slowing increasing their rates in anticipation of a Fed rate hike. Both short term and long term CD rates have been increased by financial institutions. The increases have been small but at least rates are finally moving higher after a half dozen years of decreases.
The Federal Open Market Committee meets in just over a week to decide on interest rates. August job's report, released last Friday, showed the labor market continuing to improve, adding pressure to the Fed to increase the fed funds rates.Whether or not the FOMC actually increases the fed funds rate is still up in the air. We hope the fed funds rate is increased 0.25 percent, so banks with the best rates will also increase their rates 0.25 percent. A few banks did change their rates this past week but there are no new high rates to report.The changes in rates are listed below along with the best CD rates currently available. Read more...
There were no changes to the highest CD rates available in our database this week. Financial institutions are probably holding tight on rates to see if the Federal Reserve increases the fed funds rates next month. An increase was more than likely but the recent equity market declines have made an increase less likely.If an increase doesn't happen in September, there is still a chance a rate increase will happen this year. After September's meeting, there are two more meetings in October and December. The CME Group has a FedWatch Tool which you can use to quickly gauge the market’s expectations of potential changes to the Fed Funds target rate.As of August 28, the FedWatch has market's expectation of a rate hike in September at 24 percent, a rate hike happening in October at 34 percent, and a hike in December at 52 percent. Read more...
There were only 2 CD rate changes this week as financial institutions wait for the September Federal Reserve meeting and potential rate hike. My e-BAnC by BAC Florida Bank increased their 18 month rate 1 basis point to 1.21 percent APY and EverBank lowered their 4 year rate to 1.87 percent, a decline of 4 basis points.The Fed's July meeting minutes were released yesterday. The minutes showed Fed officials are struggling to get comfortable with raising interest rates next month. Fed officials are ready to increase rates because they believe the economy will continue to gain traction but inflation is still well below the point needed to increase rates.Consumer prices (CPI) over the past 12 months increased only 0.02 percent according to the government's CPI report. Consumer inflation at 0.02 percent is well below the 2 percent rate the Fed considers healthy enough to increase interest rates. Read more...
There were several changes to CD rates this week. The good news is, most of the changes were higher and there was only 1 decrease. The biggest increases were on EverBank's 3 month rate and E-Loan's 3 year rate. E-Loan also had the majority of increases this week.EverBank's 3 month rate was increased from 0.35 percent to 0.55 percent. Everbank's 3 month rate is now tied with California First National Bank for the best 3 month rate in our database. E-Loan's 3 year rate was increased from 1.65 percent to 1.85 percent. E-Loan now has the best 3 year CD rate and the best rate for several other CD terms.E-Loan also increased their 5 year CD rate and their 18 month CD rate. E-Loan's 5 year CD rate is now at 2.45 percent, the highest 5 year rate in our database. E-Loan's 18 month rate is now at 1.35 percent, the highest 18 month rate in our database. Read more...
Average CD rates moved higher this week for all CD terms with the exception of 3 month rates. The biggest average CD rate increase was on the longest term certificates of deposit. 5 year CD rates on average increased from 1.66 percent last week to 1.76 percent this week.Listed below are average CD rates and the best CD rates for certificate of deposit terms ranging between 2 months and 5 years.Average CD Rates August 3, 2015Read more...
It is hard to believe we might be less than 2 months away from higher CD rates when the FOMC increases the fed funds rate. Banks and credit unions have been increasing rates, but for the most part the increases have been small. In this week's CD Rate Report, there were a handful of rate increases and a couple rate decreases.Most of the higher rate changes were to longer term certificates of deposit. The largest increase was 0.13 percent to EverBank's 3 year CD rate. The rate was increased from 1.52 percent to 1.65 percent. Silvergate Bank now as the best 3 year rate at 1.65 percent with an APY of 1.66 percent. E-Loan.com and EverBank are now tied for having the best 4 year CD Rate at 1.91 percent and 5 year CD rate at 1.31 percent.Also in this report, average CD rates were down across the board. Listed below is this week's CD Rate report. Read more...
This past week we had 8 banks in our database increased their CD rates and 1 bank that lowered their CD rate. There are new top rates on the 2 year rate list and 3 year rate list.Silvergate Bank now has the top 2 year CD rate at 1.51 percent with a yield of 1.52 percent.Sallie Mae Bank now has the best 3 year CD rate at 1.59 percent with a yield of 1.60 percent. Read more...
Banks and credit unions have been all over the place with their rates. In our database of CD rates, there were 9 CD rate increases and 8 CD rate decreases in June. Average CD rates on 2 year, 3 year and 5 year certificates of deposit moved slightly higher while 3 month and 6 month rates were unchanged.The biggest decrease the past month was from Chartway Federal Credit Union. CFCU's 6 month rate was lowered from 0.85 percent to 0.70 percent. The largest increase was from Synchrony Bank. The bank's 2 year CD rate was increased from 1.15 percent to 1.25 percent.CD Rates will remain near current levels until the Federal Open Market Committee increases the federal funds rate. Most Fed watchers anticipate an increase during the FOMC's September meeting. The amount of the increase will probably be 0.25 percent, which will send the best CD rates in our database up by the same amount. Read more...
A couple of banks increased their CD rates this past week. California First National Bank increased their 6 month CD rate from 0.85 percent to 0.95 percent, putting them in second place in our 6 month rate database. CIT Bank increased their 2 year CD rate from 1.35 percent to 1.40 percent.These increases were small and we won't see any major increases in deposit rates until the Federal Open Market Committee increases their key benchmark interest rate. There is a slight chance the FOMC might increase the rate during their June meeting (June 16th and 17th).If a rate increase doesn't happen this month, July will be the next target for an increase. The FOMC will meet again on July 28th and July 29th to discuss monetary policy. May and June's employment reports will be driving factors on whether or not the rate is increased. Read more...
Another quiet week for CD rates, no big change in rates for short term or long term certificate of deposits. We don't expect any major changes in CD rates until the Federal Open Market Committee meets next month. If the FOMC does increase the federal funds rate, banks will follow with higher deposit rates.The best CD rate deal in our rate database is MyCBB Bank's 2 month CD rate at 0.80 percent. Investing in short term certificates of deposit right now makes sense because rates are moving higher this year. MyCBB Bank's rate is also higher than all 3 month rates in the database and better than most 6 month rates.Colorado Federal Savings Bank increased their CD rates and the bank is now listed in most of the rate lists below. Capital One Bank also increased their rates and made some of the lists. California First National Bank increased their 6 month rate from 0.85 percent to 0.95 percent. EverBank made small increases to their rates, a couple basis points higher. Discover Bank lowered their 5 year CD rate 10 basis points. Read more...
By now you must have heard the news that the Federal Reserve will increase their key-benchmark interest rate in 2015. When the federal funds rate is increased, CD rates and other bank rates will also increase. Higher rates is good news but you should position your CD investments for higher rates.If you have any certificate of deposit accounts maturing over the next 6 months you should invest in shorter term CDs. This is especially true for long term CD accounts maturing, most banks will automatically roll over your CD into another long term CD.So pay attention to the maturity dates, the last thing you want to do is lock into another 5 year CD at 2.50 percent. You'll have to either watch rates move above the low rate you locked-in or pay an early withdrawal penalty. By the end of 2015, or by early 2016, 1 year CD rates will probably be at 2.50 percent. Read more...
Listed below are this week's CD rates for certificate of deposit terms ranging between 1 month and 5 years. There have been slight functions in rates offered by banks and credit unions this week. We will have to wait until the FOMC increases the fed funds rate for bigger changes in rates. Also listed below are this week's average CD rates, derived from the CD rate database.
Banks continue to increase CD rates even before the Federal Reserve increases the federal funds rate. The highest 1 year CD rate in our database is now at 1.34 percent with an APY of 1.35 percent. Last month, the highest rate available was at 1.40 percent. That rate was a promotional rate from Live Oak Bank that ended on April 30. The current average 1 year CD rate is much lower at 0.98 percent.Bank CD rates are moving higher, but the increases are small, and will be small until the Fed increases the fed funds rate. At the beginning of 2015, the best 1 year rate was from Bank Direct at 1.16 percent with an APY of 1.17 percent. As you can see, the highest 1 year CD rate in the database has increased 18 basis points the past 4 months.It won't be long before the fed funds rate is increased and that increase send deposit rates higher. The current fed funds rate has been near zero percent since December 2008. We anticipate an increase in the rate will come either during next month's Fed meeting or during the September meeting. Read more...
There were no big moves in CD rates week over week, though that will change in the coming months. Last week the FOMC held their two day meeting and released statements pointing to a possible fed funds rate hike in June or September.A higher fed funds rate will send CD rates at banks and credit unions higher. Don't look for any major increases in rates. The Fed will probably hike their key benchmark interest rate by 0.25 increments which will send CD rates up in 0.25 percent increments.The current fed funds rate is in a range of zero percent to 0.25 percent. By the end of 2015 look for the fed funds rate to be between 0.75 percent and 1.00 percent. The fed funds rate near 1.00 percent will send 1 year bank CD rates towards 2.00 percent. The best rates will probably be slightly over 2.00 percent. Read more...
Certificate of deposit rates are stable this week, no major changes in either average CD rates or the highest CD rates available. Rates are expected to move higher in the near future, when the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) increases the federal funds rate.We are still forecasting for the FOMC to increase the fund funds rate by 25 basis points during their mid June meeting. When an increase does take place look for banks and credit unions with the most competitive rates to also increase rates by 25 basis points.Listed below are the best CD rates available this week for CD terms ranging between 1 month and 5 years. Read more...
This past week we saw average certificate of deposit rates move higher on 1 and 5 year certificates of deposit, while declining on 2 year CDs. The rate changes were small, 1 year CD rates moved up 1 basis point, 2 year rates moved 1 basis point lower, and 5 year rates increased by 2 basis points.There are no new CD rate highs to report for any CD terms this week. Rates will probably hold near current levels until the Federal Reserve increases the federal funds rate. At this time we are looking for a 25 basis point increase to take place after the Fed's June 16-17 meeting.
Listed below are the highest CD rates on the rate tables for CD terms of 3 months to 5 years:
Current certificate of deposit rates are stable as we head into the third month of 2015. Some financial institutions have increased CD rates but there are no new highs on the rate tables this week. That will change in the coming months as the Federal Reserve increases the fed funds rate. A higher fed funds rate will lead to higher deposit rates.Listed below are current CD rates for February 26, 2015:3 Month RatesRead more...
Banks and credit unions continue to increase certificate of deposit rates this past week. Once again, the rate increases are small since any larger increases will have to wait until the Federal Open Market Committee increases the federal funds rate. The FOMC's next meeting is scheduled for December 16 and 17.There is talk that the FOMC might drop the "considerable time" language on keeping interest rates low. Since the financial crisis and recession 6 years ago, the FOMC has used the language to send signals to the markets that they were in no hurry to increase the federal funds rate.Omitting the language is the last step the FOMC will take before actually increasing the fed funds rate. When the fed funds rate is increased, financial institutions will quickly increase deposit account rates. The FOMC is expected to increase the rate sometime in 2015. The soonest the rate will increase will likely be during the June meeting and the latest the rate will be increased is in the December meeting. Read more...
Goldwater Bank Money Market Account rates are now at 0.26 percent with a yield of 0.26 percent. View current Money Market Account rates at Goldwater Bank below.
EverBank 18 Month Jumbo CD rates are now at 1.16 percent with a yield of 1.17 percent. The old EverBank 18 Month Jumbo CD rate was 1.05 percent with a yield of 1.06 percent. View current 18 Month Jumbo CD rates at EverBank below.
Average savings account rates for today, July 8, 2012, haven't moved much. Current average savings rates/money market rates for account balances of $10,000 are at 0.53 percent. This is the average rate there are many banks currently offering higher savings account rates on our savings rate lists.
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Between this Fed meeting and the last meeting in July, we have witnessed several new highs for short term CD rates. 1 year CD rates already made two new highs in the month of September. On September 5th, we reported the 
