CD Special

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A Certificate of Deposit from The Honesdale National Bank offers a secure and reliable option for savings. With competitive interest rates and a range of maturity terms, customers can tailor their investment to meet their financial goals. This predictable return makes it an appealing choice for those seeking stability and gradual growth. Whether saving for short-term needs or long-term aspirations, a CD from HNB provides a trustworthy avenue for individuals to watch their savings steadily accumulate over time.

At HNB, we combine personalized service with great rates to put you on the best path to realizing your short or long-term goals. For us, it's about knowing your goals and working together to help you get there. Take advantage of our promotional CD rates and personalized service to put your goals in sight. 

Visit one of our convenient office locations or call 800-462-9515 to get started today. Other rates and terms are available.

Current Certificates of Deposit (CD) Special

Rates are updated daily and are subject to change.
Minimum balance to open and maintain account is $1,000.

Term Regular CDs Rate - APY Flex CDs Rate - APY
7 Months 4.25% – 4.29% N/A
13 Months 3.25% – 3.25% N/A

*Annual Percentage Yields (APY) shown are for interest added back to the Certificate of Deposit (CD) for compounding, where applicable. Rates are effective as of Monday, September 30, 2024 and are subject to change. The interest rate for the 7-month CD is 4.25% with a 4.29% APY. The interest rate for the 13-month CD is 3.25% with a 3.25% APY, for which payout of interest will be disbursed and may not remain on deposit within the account. Receipt of the promotional rate is contingent upon a minimum investment of $1000 per CD. At expiration of the CD term, the CD will automatically renew at the nearest preceding CD term unless otherwise directed by the account holder. Penalties imposed for early withdrawal. Fees could reduce earnings. Other rates and terms may also be available. HNB is not accepting CDs from brokers, or financial institutions or non-customers from outside of our immediate market area. Ask an employee for additional information on applicable fees and terms.