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First National Bank of America CD rates 2026: High APYs and terms up to 10 years

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February 2, 2026, 3:40 PM ET
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The best certificates of deposit (CDs) are usually offered by online-only banks. It’s not often that a full-service bank can tango with digital financial institutions that offer some of the best returns in the business. First National Bank of America is one of the rare exceptions. 

Still, there are some aspects to the bank that may make it less appealing for some situations. Let’s look at what you need to know about First National Bank of America CD rates. 

Rates are current as of Jan. 2, 2026, and are subject to change.



First National Bank of America CD rates and products 

First National Bank of America keeps its CDs vanilla, issuing basic (but extremely lucrative) standard CDs and IRA CDs. You won’t find more specialty options like no-penalty, bump-up, or business CDs. 

In total, First National Bank of America offers a total of 13 term lengths to choose from. You’ll be subject to a minimum deposit of $1,000, no matter which account type you open. Just note that rates may vary if you deposit more than $1 million. 

Standard CDs 

With an abundance of term lengths from three months to 10 years, it’s possible to construct a lucrative CD ladder with First National Bank of America’s standard CDs. 

First National Bank of America standard CD features

Minimum opening deposit$1,000
Early withdrawal penalty– For terms of 1 to 11 months: 90 days of interest 
– For terms of 12 to 23 months: 180 days of interest 
– For terms of 24 to 47 months: 360 days of interest 
– For terms of 60 to 84 months: 540 days of interest 
– For terms of 96 to 120 months: 720 days of interest
Additional deposits allowedNo
Automatic renewalYes, to the same term
Grace period10 days

First National Bank of America standard CD rates 

Term lengthAPY
3 months3.60%
6 months3.85%
12 months3.95%
18 months3.81%
24 months3.70%
36 months3.65%
48 months3.65%
60 months3.75%
72 months3.80%
84 months3.80%
96 months3.80%
108 months3.80%
120 months3.80%
3 months
APY3.60%
6 months
APY3.85%
12 months
APY3.95%
18 months
APY3.81%
24 months
APY3.70%
36 months
APY3.65%
48 months
APY3.65%
60 months
APY3.75%
72 months
APY3.80%
84 months
APY3.80%
96 months
APY3.80%
108 months
APY3.80%
120 months
APY3.80%

Bank details checked Jan. 2, 2026

IRA CDs

First National Bank of America offers IRA CDs that offer identical return rates for identical term lengths, compared to many of the standard CDs. However, First National’s IRA CDs start at 12 months (three- and six-month terms are for standard rates only). 

Importantly, IRA CDs cannot be opened online. You must open your account in-person at a branch location, of which there are only three—all located in Michigan. 

First National Bank of America IRA CD features

Minimum opening deposit$1,000
Early withdrawal penalty– For terms of 1 to 11 months: 90 days of interest 
– For terms of 12 to 23 months: 180 days of interest 
– For terms of 24 to 47 months: 360 days of interest 
– For terms of 60 to 84 months: 540 days of interest 
– For terms of 96 to 120 months: 720 days of interest
Additional deposits allowedNo
Automatic renewalYes, to the same term
Grace period10 days

First National Bank of America IRA CD rates 

Term lengthAPY
12 months3.95%
18 months3.81%
24 months3.70%
36 months3.65%
48 months3.65%
60 months3.75%
72 months3.80%
84 months3.80%
96 months3.80%
108 months3.80%
120 months3.80%
12 months
APY3.95%
18 months
APY3.81%
24 months
APY3.70%
36 months
APY3.65%
48 months
APY3.65%
60 months
APY3.75%
72 months
APY3.80%
84 months
APY3.80%
96 months
APY3.80%
108 months
APY3.80%
120 months
APY3.80%

Bank details checked Jan. 2, 2026



Compare First National Bank of America to competitors 

First National Bank of America CDs are excellent—but it’s possible to find higher APYs for specific terms. Here’s a look at CD rates offered by competitors. 

The First National Bank of America logo.

First National Bank of America

Capital One

Ivy Bank
3 months3 months3 months
3.60%N/A4.00%
6 months6 months6 months
3.85%3.20%3.75%
9 months9 months9 months
N/A3.20%N/A
12 months 12 months 12 months 
3.95%3.90%3.50%
18 months 18 months 18 months 
3.81%3.60%N/A
Learn moreLearn moreLearn more
View offer
at MoneyLion
View offer
at Bankrate
View offer
at MoneyLion

Bank details checked Jan. 2, 2026.

Learn more about First National Bank of America 

Established as the First National Bank of Lansing in 1955, First National Bank of America is a full-service bank that offers everything from checking and high-yield savings accounts to money market accounts and home loans. It also offers many of the same accounts dedicated to business owners.

However, not all accounts can be opened online—and First National Bank of America only has three branches, all located in Michigan. If you don’t live near a physical location, before you decide to migrate your banking over to First National Bank of America, make sure it can offer you everything you need from wherever you live.

Frequently asked questions 

What CD terms does First National Bank of America offer?

First National Bank of America offers 13 term lengths: 3, 6, 12, 18, 24, 36, 48, 60, 72, 84, 96, 108, and 120 months.

What are the early withdrawal penalties for First National Bank of America CDs?

The early withdrawal penalty you’ll pay for withdrawing a First National Bank of America CDs before maturity depends on the term length. You’ll pay between 90 and 720 days of interest.

What happens when my First National Bank of America CD matures?

When your First National Bank of America CD matures, you have a 10-day grace period to withdraw your money or put your money into a different CD. Otherwise, your account will renew automatically. 

Are First National Bank of America CDs FDIC insured?

Yes, First National Bank of America CDs are FDIC insured up to $250,000 per account holder per account ownership category.

What is the minimum deposit required for a CD at First National Bank of America?

The minimum deposit required for a CD at First National Bank of America is $1,000. 

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Joseph Hostetler
By Joseph HostetlerStaff Writer, Personal Finance Commerce

Joseph is a staff writer on Fortune's personal finance commerce team. He's covered personal finance since 2016, previously serving as a reporter and editor at sites like Business Insider and The Points Guy. He has also contributed to major outlets such as AP News, CNN, Newsweek, and many more.

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