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You'll love our low minimum balance of $500 to open a Woodlands Credit Union Certificate of deposit!

We offer terms from 6 to 60 months. CDs are a great way to save for money and earn a higher rate of interest.

Interest is earned on the balance in the account and is compounded monthly. Penalties for early withdrawal may apply.

	12 Month CD Rate: .35% APY: .35% Minimum Balance to Earn APY: $500.00 Minimum Opening Deposit: $500.00

	36 Month CD Rate: .80% APY: .80% Minimum Balance to Earn APY: $500.00 Minimum Opening Deposit: $500.00

	60 Month CD Rate: 1.49% APY: 1.50% Minimum Balance to Earn APY: $500.00 Minimum Opening Deposit: $500.00

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	WCU and UVCCU Merger Approved - Effective July 1st

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