During the week starting on March 13^th and ending on March 17^th, there were again some large increases in certain CD rates compared to the week prior, with no decreases across the accounts.

During the week starting on March 13^th and ending on March 17^th, there were no changes in savings account rates compared to the week prior.

During the week starting on March 6^th and ending on March 10^th, there were large increases in savings account rates compared to the week prior.

During the week starting on March 6^th and ending on March 10^th, there were some large increases in certain CD rates compared to the week prior, with one decrease in one-year CD accounts.

During the week starting on February 27^th and ending on March 3^rd, there were increases in multiple CD rates compared to the week prior.

Discover Bank has announced yet another increase in the annual percentage yield (APY) of its Online Savings Account, money market accounts, and CD accounts.

Crescent Bank has increased the maximum APY for its CD account — now up to 4.75% APY — and lowered the interest rates on longer-term certificates.

Axos Bank has increased the maximum APY for its UFB Direct Preferred savings and money market accounts CD accounts to 4.55% APY.

During the week starting on February 20^th and ending on February 24^th, there were again multiple changes to CD rates compared to the week prior.

Barclays has increased the maximum APY for its CD accounts to 4.50% APY.