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10 REASONS
to Choose SimpliCD
No Annual Fee or Transactions Fees - Unlike subscription CD rate services, SimpliCD has no set up or annual fees. And, unlike brokers who charge as much as 10 - 20 basis points per transaction, SimpliCD has no transaction fees.
Automated Settlement - All purchases, maturities and interest payments post directly to your
Volunteer Corporate account. Therefore you avoid wire transfer charges and the hassle of depositing maturity and interest checks.
No Paperwork for each Purchase - A corporate resolution and custodial agreement are required to enroll in SimpliCD but there is no paperwork to complete for each CD purchase.
One Monthly Interest Payment - On the third business day of each month a single lump sum interest payment is posted to your
Volunteer Corporate account. You will receive a monthly interest statement that will detail the interest received from each CD.
No Need to Rate Shop - When purchasing a CD, SimpliCD requires just one phone call regardless of the number of CDs you wish to purchase. No more calling multiple institutions to search for the best rates.
Comprehensive Statements - Following the purchase of a CD a confirmation along with a performance report on the institution is mailed to you that day. You will also receive a monthly statement detailing all your SimpliCD holdings and transactions.
Full Insurance Coverage - A detailed tracking system will monitor that no more than $100,000 is deposited at any one institution within the SimpliCD Program.
Same Day Settlement - Your funds begin earning interest immediately.
Large Dollar Block Purchases - one-stop shopping even for very large investments, our specialists do all the leg work - all you do is call.
Very Competitive Yields - SimpliCD offers competitive yields from the entire nation.
The custodian for SimpliCD is Primary Financial Company, LLC,
a credit union service organization (CUSO) owned jointly by
corporate credit unions throughout the U.S.
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