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CDs

Grow Your Savings with Confidence

Looking for a safe, steady way to watch your money grow? Our Certificates of Deposit (CDs) let you lock in a competitive rate, so your savings work harder, risk-free.

Whether you
re saving for a milestone or building your familys legacy, a CD from Table Rock Community Bank gives you peace of mind and a clear path forward. 


Protect your future. Grow your tomorrow.



Grow Your Business Savings with Confidence

Looking for a safe, reliable way to help your business's funds grow? Our Certificates of Deposit (CDs) let you lock in a competitive rate, so your hard-earned money works harder, without the risk.

Whether you’re setting aside cash for future investments, planning for expansion, or building a legacy that lasts, a CD from Table Rock Community Bank gives your business peace of mind and a clear financial path forward.


Protect what you’ve built. Grow what comes next.



Current CD Rates

TermAPY*Interest RateMin to Open
3 Month   2.02%2.00%$1000
6 Month3.77%        3.72%$1000
7 Month4.01%3.95%    $1000
12 Month3.62%3.57%$1000
13 Month3.91%3.85%$1000
18 Month1.36%1.35%$1000
24 Month3.20%   3.16%$1000
25 Month3.45%3.41%$1000
36 Month2.50%2.48%$1000

 

*APY=Annual Percentage Yield.





 
Understanding Certificates of Deposits

A Certificate of Deposit (CD) carries a higher interest rate and annual percentage yield than a regular savings account that you can access any time. To receive a higher interest rate (and higher annual percentage yield), you must commit your money for a specified period of time. 

Interest Rate explained: The interest rate is simply the percentage of a sum of money charged for its use. The bank is using your money and is paying you a percentage of that money each year for its use.

Annual Percentage Yield explained: The effective annual rate of return taking into account the effect of compounding interest. As the bank credits you each month with your monthly interest payment, subsequent months earn interest on that additional money as well.

For funds that you have in your savings account that are in excess of what you need to have on hand to meet anticipated emergencies, you should consider a longer-term investment that has a higher yield, such as a CD.

Your commitment to a CD can range in time from a few months to a few years. The longer  you commit your funds to a CD, the higher the annual yield will be.


A penalty may be imposed for early withdrawal.