Share Certificates of Deposit
Share Certificates of Deposit
LBS Financial's neighborhood value means market-leading rates. Invest in a Share Certificate and earn exceptional dividends. You can automatically roll all or part of your funds from a maturing certificate into a new certificate at the current rate.
Features
- Share, IRA, Roth and Education Certificates available
- A variety of terms including 3, 6, 9, 12, 18, 24, 30, 36, 42, 48 and 60 month Share Certificates and 6, 12, 18, 24 and 30 month IRA Certificates
- NCUSIF insurance on account balances up to $250,000 (up to $250,000 separately for IRA accounts)
- Manage your Certificate online (see below)
Manage your Certificates Online
Important: We automatically send you renewal notices. If you use this site and make any changes to your Share Certificate, please disregard any such notices.
| Open a Share Certificate | Transfer funds from your LBS Financial Checking or Share Savings account into a new Share Certificate. |
| Let It Roll | Place all funds from your maturing Share Certificate into a Share Certificate for the same term at the current rate. No need to act! Unless otherwise instructed, we do this automatically! |
| Roll Some | Renew part of a maturing Share Certificate and specify what you would like done with the remaining funds. |
| Change Term | Place all the funds from a maturing Share Certificate into a Share Certificate with a different term. |
| Change and Add | To add funds to your maturing Share Certificate, add funds and open a new Share Certificate with a different term. |
| Change & Withdraw | Place some funds from a maturing Share Certificate into a Share Certificate with a different term and specify what you want done with the remaining funds. |
| Close A Share Certificate | Deposit funds from a maturing Share Certificate into your LBS Financial Share Savings or Checking account or have a check mailed to you. |
| Other | If you don't see an option here that fits your situation. Please send us a message and tell us what you'd like to do. |
