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Chicago-Area CD Rates for August 14, 2007

Every Tuesday, Chicago CD Rates gives a rundown of the highest CD rates and money market rates for all national or local banks that have a branch in the Chicago, Illinois area, including Cook County, Lake County, DuPage County, Will County, Kane County, Kendall County, and McHenry County. Minimums on CDs will only be mentioned if they exceed $1000. Rates may change at any time.

The changes from last week: Delaware Place Bank has raised its 18-month CDs from 5.00% to 5.35%, making it the new leader in 18- to 23-month CDs. Countrywide Bank, on the lists in virtually every category, has lowered nearly all its rates between .05% and .15%, although it did raise its 12-month CD from 5.30% to 5.50%. As we mentioned last week, STC Capital Bank has a new 3-month CD at 5.50% APY. Bank of Waukegan has a new CD for 9 months at 5.10% APY. Ben Franklin Bank‘s 18-month 5.15% CD has been changed to a 15-month 5.15% CD, which isn’t high enough to make the list. Guaranty Bank’s 12-month, 5.30% APY CD has dropped to 5.00%, too low to make the list. CenTrust Bank is now offering a 5.30% (5.50% for “Charter Accounts”) 12-month CD. Corus Bank‘s 12-month CDs ticked up slightly, from 5.40% to 5.42%. Northside Community Bank has changed their 7-to-10-month CD at 5.23% to a 12-to-15 month CD at 5.25%. Park Federal Savings Bank has a new 24-month, 5.25% APY CD. U.S. Bank dropped a couple of their promo CDs and added a new one at 5.25% for 47 months.

3- to 8-Month CDs:

9- to 11-Month CDs:

12- to 17-Month CDs:

18- to 23-Month CDs:

24- to 35-Month CDs:

36- to 47-Month CDs:

48- to 59-Month CDs:

60-Month CDs and Longer:

Chicago-Area Money Market and Savings Account Rates for August 13, 2007

Every Monday, Chicago CD Rates gives a rundown of the highest money market rates and savings account rates for all national, regional, and local banks that have a branch in the Chicago, Illinois area, including Cook County, Lake County, DuPage County, Will County, Kane County, Kendall County, and McHenry County. Rates may change at any time.

A few changes from last week: Cardunal Savings Bank has dropped their money market above $50,000 from 5.00% to 4.75%.  ABC Bank has raised their money market above $50,000 from 4.79% to 4.92%.  The various T-Bill indexed money markets dropped a few points.

Money Markets/Savings Accounts — $10,000+:

Money Markets/Savings Accounts — $25,000+:

Money Markets/Savings Accounts — $50,000+:

Money Markets/Savings Accounts — $100,000+:

Chicago-Area CD Rates for August 7, 2007

Every Tuesday, Chicago CD Rates gives a rundown of the highest CD rates and money market rates for all national or local banks that have a branch in the Chicago, Illinois area, including Cook County, Lake County, DuPage County, Will County, Kane County, Kendall County, and McHenry County. Minimums on CDs will only be mentioned if they exceed $1000. Rates may change at any time.

The biggest changes from last week: Inland Bank is offering either 5.20% APY or 5.25% APY for CDs of 12, 18, 24, 30, 36, 48, and 60 months; it’s become the new leader for 48-month CDs (at 5.25%). Benchmark Bank is offering a 5.35% APY 15-month CD with a minimum of only $1000. Lincoln Park Savings Bank is no longer offering their 5.25%, 7-month CD (thanks to the reader who pointed that out). World Savings‘ promotional 8-month CD dropped from 5.46% APY to 5.41%. Park Federal Savings Bank is offering a 24-month, 5.25% APY CD. Edgebrook Bank has a promotional 3-month, 5.30% APY CD. Amerimark Bank is offering a 5.40% APY CD from 7 months through 12 months.

3- to 8-Month CDs:

9- to 11-Month CDs:

12- to 17-Month CDs:

18- to 23-Month CDs:

24- to 35-Month CDs:

36- to 47-Month CDs:

48- to 59-Month CDs:

60-Month CDs and Longer:

Chicago-Area Money Market and Savings Account Rates for August 6, 2007

Every Monday, Chicago CD Rates gives a rundown of the highest money market rates and savings account rates for all national, regional, and local banks that have a branch in the Chicago, Illinois area, including Cook County, Lake County, DuPage County, Will County, Kane County, Kendall County, and McHenry County. Rates may change at any time.

A few changes from last week:  The Treasury-Bill-indexed Money Markets at Corus Bank, Park National Bank and Northside Community Bank lowered their rates .06%. Cardunal Savings Bank has a money market with 5.00% APY above $50,000.  Ravenswood Bank is down .02% for their Investor Money Market Account.

Money Markets/Savings Accounts — $10,000+:

Money Markets/Savings Accounts — $25,000+:

Money Markets/Savings Accounts — $50,000+:

Money Markets/Savings Accounts — $100,000+:

Chicago-Area CD Rates for July 31, 2007

Every Tuesday, Chicago CD Rates gives a rundown of the highest CD rates and money market rates for all national or local banks that have a branch in the Chicago, Illinois area, including Cook County, Lake County, DuPage County, Will County, Kane County, Kendall County, and McHenry County. Minimums on CDs will only be mentioned if they exceed $1000. Rates may change at any time.

The biggest changes from last week: Cole Taylor Bank has raised its CD rates for 60 months and up from 5.50% APY to 5.55%. State Bank of Countryside has a new 6-month CD earning 5.40% with a $10,000 minimum. As mentioned previously, American Metro Bank has a great new 13-month CD that’s earning 5.68% APY and the Chicago Branch of American Eagle Bank has a great 6%, 6-month CD. Republic Bank is offering a 10-month CD at 5.30% APY, as well as some decent long-term CDs. First Indiana Bank has a number of new, odd-rate CDs (11, 22, 33, and 44 months) that have some nice APRs — the 33-month and 44-month CDs are earning 5.30% APY. Northside Community Bank raised its CDs from 7 to 10 months slightly. First National Bank of McHenry is offering 5.00% APY on 36-, 48-, and 60-month CDs.

3- to 8-Month CDs:

9- to 11-Month CDs:

12- to 17-Month CDs:

18- to 23-Month CDs:

24- to 35-Month CDs:

36- to 47-Month CDs:

48- to 59-Month CDs:

60-Month CDs and Longer:

Chicago-Area Money Market and Savings Account Rates for July 30, 2007

Every Monday, Chicago CD Rates gives a rundown of the highest money market rates and savings account rates for all national, regional, and local banks that have a branch in the Chicago, Illinois area, including Cook County, Lake County, DuPage County, Will County, Kane County, Kendall County, and McHenry County. Rates may change at any time.

A few changes from last week: Ravenswood Bank‘s “Investor Money Market,” after being raised to 5.23% APY above $50,000 last week, dropped to 5.11% APY this week. The Treasury-Bill-indexed Money Markets at Corus Bank, Park National Bank and Northside Community Bank raised their rates to around 5.00% APY. Cardunal Savings Bank has a money market with 5.00% APY above $50,000.

Money Markets/Savings Accounts — $10,000+:

Money Markets/Savings Accounts — $25,000+:

Money Markets/Savings Accounts — $50,000+:

Money Markets/Savings Accounts — $100,000+:

Chicago-Area CD Rates for July 24th, 2007

Every Tuesday, Chicago CD Rates gives a rundown of the highest CD rates and money market rates for all national or local banks that have a branch in the Chicago, Illinois area, including Cook County, Lake County, DuPage County, Will County, Kane County, Kendall County, and McHenry County. Minimums on CDs will only be mentioned if they exceed $1000. Rates may change at any time.

The biggest changes from last week: Cole Taylor Bank, previously a leader in CD rates from 36-59 months, has dropped those rates almost a full point. Ben Franklin Bank has added a new 18-month CD at 5.15% APY. Guaranty Bank has raised its rates at 24, 36, and 60 months from 4.70% to 5.00% APY. U.S. Bank has gotten rid of some promotional CD rates and added some new ones, including a 5.40% APY 40-month CD. I’ve added some CD rates from State Farm Bank; the best is a 5.30% APY CD at 24 months. I’ve also added some CD rates from Countrywide Bank, which is now the co-leader in 9- to 11-month CDs with their 5.40% APY 9-month CD.

3- to 8-Month CDs:

9- to 11-Month CDs:

12- to 17-Month CDs:

18- to 23-Month CDs:

24- to 35-Month CDs:

36- to 47-Month CDs:

48- to 59-Month CDs:

60-Month CDs and Longer:

Chicago-Area Money Market and Savings Account Rates for July 23rd, 2007

Every Monday, Chicago CD Rates gives a rundown of the highest money market rates and savings account rates for all national, regional, and local banks that have a branch in the Chicago, Illinois area, including Cook County, Lake County, DuPage County, Will County, Kane County, Kendall County, and McHenry County. Rates may change at any time.

A slow week, but there were a couple changes: Ravenswood Bank‘s “Investor Money Market” is now up to 5.23% APY above $50,000, and it remains among the leaders in those tiers. The Treasure-Bill-indexed Money Markets at Corus Bank, Park National Bank and Northside Community Bank raised their rates slightly.

The biggest news is the addition of Countrywide Bank to our watch list, as its savings account is now the leader among all tiers — in fact, the leader by .15% or more.  I’ll talk more about Countrywide Bank later this week.

I’m in the process of putting the name of the account next to the name of the bank to make it easier when you sign up for any of these accounts.  Hopefully, I’ll have these all done in the next two weeks.

Money Markets/Savings Accounts — $10,000+:

Money Markets/Savings Accounts — $25,000+:

Money Markets/Savings Accounts — $50,000+:

Money Markets/Savings Accounts — $100,000+:

Chicago-Area CD Rates for July 17th, 2007

Every Tuesday, Chicago CD Rates gives a rundown of the highest CD rates and money market rates for all national or local banks that have a branch in the Chicago, Illinois area, including Cook County, Lake County, DuPage County, Will County, Kane County, Kendall County, and McHenry County. Minimums on CDs will only be mentioned if they exceed $1000. Rates may change at any time.

The biggest changes from last week: First DuPage Bank is the new leader from 24 to 35 months with their 5.50% APY, 25-month CD. First Eagle Bank dropped the 5.25% promo rate they were offering with 9-month CDs; the CDs are now at 4.00%. Park National Bank is offering a new 13-month CD at 5.30% APY with a $10,000 minimum. U.S. Bank raised their 27-month CD from 5.20% to 5.25% APY. Builders Bank moved down its 12-month CDs slightly. American Chartered Bank moved up its 9-month CDs slightly.

3- to 8-Month CDs:

9- to 11-Month CDs:

12- to 17-Month CDs:

18- to 23-Month CDs:

24- to 35-Month CDs:

36- to 47-Month CDs:

48- to 59-Month CDs:

60-Month CDs and Longer:

Chicago-Area Money Market and Savings Account Rates for July 16th, 2007

Every Monday, Chicago CD Rates gives a rundown of the highest money market rates and savings account rates for all national, regional, and local banks that have a branch in the Chicago, Illinois area, including Cook County, Lake County, DuPage County, Will County, Kane County, Kendall County, and McHenry County. Rates may change at any time.

The biggest changes from last week: Ravenswood Bank is offering 5.21% APY above $50,000 with their Investor Money Market Account; it is now the local leader in the the $50K and $100K tiers. The Treasure-Bill-indexed Money Markets at Corus Bank, Park National Bank and Northside Community Bank raised their rates slightly.

Money Markets/Savings Accounts — $10,000+:

Money Markets/Savings Accounts — $25,000+:

Money Markets/Savings Accounts — $50,000+:

Money Markets/Savings Accounts — $100,000+:

Chicago-Area CD Rates for July 10th, 2007

Every Tuesday, Chicago CD Rates gives a rundown of the highest CD rates and money market rates for all national or local banks that have a branch in the Chicago, Illinois area, including Cook County, Lake County, DuPage County, Will County, Kane County, Kendall County, and McHenry County. Minimums on CDs will only be mentioned if they exceed $1000. Rates may change at any time.

The biggest changes from last week: Cole Taylor Bank has gotten rid of its 9-month CD at 5.15% APY and replaced it with an even better 11-month CD at 5.40% APY. This new 11-month CD is the highest-rate CD available between 9 and 11 months. Metropolitan Bank has raised the rate on its 10-month CD from 5.00% APY to 5.25% APY. Delaware Place Bank raised its 12-month CD from 4.90% APY to 5.35% APY.

3- to 8-Month CDs:

9- to 11-Month CDs:

12- to 17-Month CDs:

18- to 23-Month CDs:

24- to 35-Month CDs:

36- to 47-Month CDs:

48- to 59-Month CDs:

60-Month CDs and Longer:

Chicago-Area Money Market and Savings Account Rates for July 9th, 2007

Every Monday, Chicago CD Rates gives a rundown of the highest money market rates for all national, regional, and local banks that have a branch in the Chicago, Illinois area, including Cook County, Lake County, DuPage County, Will County, Kane County, Kendall County, and McHenry County. Rates may change at any time.

The biggest changes from last week: ABC Bank has dropped its $50,000+ money market from 4.88% APY to 4.79% APY. The Treasure-Bill-indexed Money Markets at Corus Bank, Park National Bank and Northside Community Bank raised their rates across most tiers from 4.79% APY to about 4.90% APY. Ravenswood Bank lowered its money market rates across all tiers .05%.

Money Markets/Savings Accounts — $10,000+:

Money Markets/Savings Accounts — $25,000+:

Money Markets/Savings Accounts — $50,000+:

Money Markets/Savings Accounts — $100,000+: