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To receive a disclosed Relationship Interest Rate/Relationship APY, the eligible savings account or CD must remain linked to a Prime Checking, Premier Checking or Private Bank Interest Checking account.
A Wells Fargo Certificate of Deposit (CD) offers an alternative way to grow your savings. You choose the set period of time to earn a guaranteed fixed interest rate, regardless of market conditions. Investing in a CD can provide peace of mind whether you're saving for tomorrow, next year's projects, college tuition, or retirement.
Wells Fargo CDs give you fixed rates and a choice of terms. Apply for a new CD today. Member FDIC.
Look up current rates on a variety of products offered through Wells Fargo. Check back periodically as we regularly add new rates pages. Credit card rates; Mortgage and refinance rates; Personal loan rates; Retirement account rates; Savings accounts and time accounts (CD)
Learn how to open a Wells Fargo Destination® IRA (FDIC-Insured CDs and Savings Accounts).
Wells Fargo looks at many factors to determine your credit options; therefore, a specific FICO ® Score or Wells Fargo credit rating does not guarantee a specific loan rate, approval of a loan, or an upgrade on a credit card.
The interest rates and Annual Percentage Yields displayed here are for the Wells Fargo Bank locations in the California counties of Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano and Sonoma.
Wells Fargo offers interest-bearing savings accounts and Certificate of Deposit (CD) accounts. How do savings accounts work? Wells Fargo savings accounts allow you to save automatically to help you build towards your savings goals.
Wells Fargo's Business Time Account, also known as a CD, is designed for business owners with cash reserves that can be held for a specified length of time. It offers fixed interest rates with flexible terms, along with the security of FDIC insurance.
CDs must be linked at account open and/or at every renewal. If the checking account is closed for any reason or the eligible savings account or CD is de-linked, the account will revert to the then-current applicable Standard Interest Rate on that date; for CDs, this change will occur upon renewal.