Business Certificate of Deposit
Higher earnings help your business achieve its biggest goals
Safe, secure way to grow your cash reserves
Better interest rates than standard savings accounts
Choose a term ranging from 6 to 84 months
Minimum deposit of $500 for most CDs
Align today's financial strategy with tomorrow's goals
One advantage of our CDs is that they allow your business to tailor investment terms to meet future financial needs. Whether you're planning a major purchase six months from now, a facility renovation next year, or an ambitious initiative a half decade down the road, there's a Southern Hills CD option that can have its earnings ready when you are.
Additional CD details
- Minimum deposit of $500 for certificates from 182 days to 60 months
- Minimum deposit of $1,000 for certificates of 72 and 84 months
Please visit any of our locations or call us at 888-898-9839 to receive the current available rates for our Checking, Savings, Money Market Fund, Certificate of Deposit (CD) and Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs).
To claim an inactive (dormant) account, at least one customer initiated transaction must be completed during each 12 month period. If a transaction has not been completed, the account owner may also sign a bank generated form acknowledging ownership of the account.
We offer many types of Business Checking accounts as well as a Business Savings accounts, Business Money Market accounts, and Business Certificate of Deposits. Additionally, we offer Business credit cards, debit cards, credit card processing services and ACH origination services for businesses.
Businesses must apply and qualify for credit card, credit card processing services and ACH origination services.
A Power of Attorney gives a designated person legal authority to act on behalf of another person (the principal) while the principal is alive. It allows for a trusted individual to manage the principal's affairs if they are unable to do so. The Power of Attorney grants authority during the lifetime of the principal and ends when the principal passes away.
A POD designation allows the account holder to name a beneficiary who will inherit the account upon their death. This allows for a smooth transfer of assets. The account holder retains full control of the account while they are alive. The named POD beneficiary has no rights to the account while the account holder is alive. Upon the account holder’s death, the funds are transferred to the beneficiary.
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