Frost Certificate of Deposit Account


Set money aside for a fixed time and feel confident about a fixed rate of return.
A Frost Certificate of Deposit, or CD, is a time account that pays a certain interest rate on a specific date in the future, called the maturity date. The longer you keep funds in a CD, the more likely you are to see a higher return at maturity.
When you’re saving with a CD, you’ll set the timeline when you open the account and won’t want to touch it until it’s matured. So it’s a great way to save for things like:
Preparing for the golden years
Supporting your kid’s education goals
Making progress on a 5-year plan
Certificate of Deposit Account Details
Annual Percentage Yield
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90 Days |
0.04%
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180 Days |
0.11%
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12 Months |
0.13%
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24 Months |
0.20%
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Annual Percentage Yield (APY)
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14 Days |
0.01%
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30 Days |
0.14%
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60 Days |
0.14%
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90 Days |
0.14%
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180 Days |
0.16%
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12 Months |
0.18%
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24 Months |
0.25%
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Frost Annual Percentage Yield effective as of 03/02/2021. Fees could reduce the earnings on the account.
- The account will automatically renew at maturity
- You will have 10 calendar days from the maturity date to withdraw your funds without being charged a penalty
- Account details are viewable online and through the Frost App or Frost Online Banking (if you have a Frost checking account)
- The balance in this account may be used to waive monthly service charges for a Frost Personal Account, Frost Plus Account or Frost Premium Account
- Interest typically paid at maturity
If you withdraw any funds prior to the maturity date, you may pay a penalty.
The team at your nearest Frost Financial Center will be glad to help.
Still not sure which is the best account for you?
We’ve put some key details into an easy-to-use chart.
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(866) 376-7889
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