State Bank of India's CD Rates

September 14, 2007

By MoneyRates Team | Money Rates Columnist

State Bank of India has popped back onto the radar with an increase in CD rates for all terms from 1 month to 5 years or longer. The Indian bank, which has a FDIC-insured U.S.-based division, has U.S. operations in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Washington DC. FDIC-insurance is applicable to accounts set-up online through State Bank of India's website at www.statebank.com.

1 Month CD term

5.35% APY for more than $95,000

3 Month CD term

5.25% APY for less than $50,000
5.35% APY for $50,000 to $95,000
5.46% APY for more than $95,000

6 Month CD term

5.46 APY for less than $50,000
5.56 APY for $50,000 to $95,000
5.67 APY for more than $95,000

1 Year CD term

5.46 APY for less than $50,000
5.56 APY for $50,000 to $95,000
5.67 APY for more than $95,000

2 Years CD term

5.35 APY for less than $50,000
5.46 APY for $50,000 to $95,000
5.56 APY for more than $95,000

3 Years CD Term

5.35 APY for less than $50,000
5.46% APY for $50,000 to $95,000
5.56% APY for more than $95,000

5 Years and above

5.30% APY for less than $50,000
5.41% APY for $50,000 to $95,000
5.51% APY for more than $95,000

The 5-year rates quoted above can be used for terms longer than 5 years and up to 10 years, which can be useful for investors expecting rates to fall and desiring to lock-in longer term rates.

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