Wachovia CD Rates

Wachovia, which was acquired by Wells Fargo on Dec 31, 2008, officially adopted the Wells Fargo name internationally and has begun operating under the Wells Fargo name and brand.

The majority of former Wachovia international offices will also use the Wells Fargo name and brand on communication materials. Some locations will continue to operate under the Wachovia name and convert later this year.

The name change does not affect the way customers do business with Wells Fargo or Wachovia for any who might be worried about accounts being altered in some way or form. If you have questions about how your account might change in any way you should contact your local Wells Fargo and speak with a bank representative.

Current available CD rates in April 2010.

23 month = 1.15% APY
37 month = 2.00% APY
58 month = 3.00% APY

All require a $5,000 minimum opening deposit.

IRA CD Rates:
3-6 month = 0.01% APY
6-12 month = 0.20% APY
12-18 month = 0.40% APY
18-24 month = 0.60% APY
24-36 month = 0.70% APY
36-48 month = 0.85% APY
48-60 month = 0.95% APY
60+ month = 1.05% APY

Wachovia also has some attractive Mortgage interest rates.
30 year fixed = 5.125%
30 year fixed FHA = 5.125%
15 year fixed = 4.250
5 year ARM = 3.750%
5 year ARM FHA = 3.500%
Larger Loan Amounts in Eligible Areas
30 year fixed = 5.125%
30 year fixed FHA = 5.125%
15 year fixed = 4.250%
5 year ARM = 3.750%
5 year ARM FHA = 3.500%
Jumbo Loans-Amounts that exceed conforming loan limits.
30 year fixed = 5.500%
5 year ARM = 5.125%

Wachovia Bank was previously headquartered in Charlotte, NC. They have mergered with Wells Fargo Bank. Wachovia still has its web site listed with the above information, referencing Wells Fargo. Wachovia has a 24/7 phone access line at 800-922-4684. Since there are many locations in many states, and you can many times do your business at a Wells Fargo location, it is best to call or use the wachovia.com website and enter your zip code.

Disclaimer
This post is not regularly maintained and does not guarantee accuracy at the time of your reading. Please check directly with the financial institution for more information.

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