Skypoint Federal Credit Union

Phone# 301.279.1964
Routing# 255077891

Certificates

Who ever said investing is complicated? SkyPoint Share Certificates make it simple.

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Low minimum balance

Open your Certificate with as little as $1,000.

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No monthly service charge

Let your savings build without fees.

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Pick a term

Terms offered between 12-60 months.

Certificate rates

Term1Rate*APY**
12 Month4.17%4.25%
24 Month3.64%3.70%
36 Month3.25%3.30%
48 Month3.11%3.15%
60 Month3.15%3.20%

13-month Certificate special

TermRate*APY2
13-month4.41%4.50%

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* Rate = Dividend Rate.

** APY = Annual Percentage Yield. Rates are subject to change at any time without notice. The stated APY is accurate as of 02/27/25.

1 Minimum deposit is $1,000. Substantial penalty may apply for early withdrawal. Dividends are paid monthly. Contact the credit union for complete details.

2 APY=Annual Percentage Yield. Rates are subject to change at any time without notice. The stated APY is accurate as of 5/1/2024. Minimum deposit is $1,000. New money only. This certificate will renew at a 12-month term unless otherwise asked for by the party holding the certificate. IRA certificates are not eligible. Early withdrawal penalties apply. Dividends are paid monthly. Contact the credit union for complete details.

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