Savings & Investments
CB&T savings plans are designed to be simple and clear so you can make the investment choices that fit your lifestyle. Talk to our Customer Service Assistants today and begin saving for the future.
STATEMENT SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
- Available to individuals, organizations and fiduciaries
- Interest compounded and credited quarterly
- Minimum $50 deposit to open
- Minimum balance requirements to avoid service charge
RAINBOW PENNY SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
(Uniform Gifts to Minors)
- Available to children under the age of 18 years
- Must be opened by a parent or guardian
- Interest compounded and credited quarterly
- Minimum deposit of $1 to open
- No service charge for quarterly statements
- No minimum balance requirement
U.S. SAVINGS BONDS
An excellent, low-risk savings investment. Our experts can assist you with purchase and redemption.
INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS (IRA)
It’s smart to begin planning for retirement far in advance.
Many people working today won’t have enough money
to support them through their retirement years unless
they plan and save regularly. IRA s are considered a good
tax-deferred option for most folks—you pay no taxes on
the income earned until the money is withdrawn—which
usually isn’t until retirement. CB&T offers two IRA
Investment vehicles:
- Money Market Deposit Accounts – interest compounded and credited monthly
- Certificates of Deposit – 1 year or 2 ½ year term, with interest compounded and credited quarterly.
All Individual Retirement Account rules and regulations apply.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT (CD)
Offering a high degree of safety and security, FDIC insured
Certificates of Deposit make an excellent
investment choice and are available with various terms at
competitive rates. Interest rates are determined weekly
based on current market rates. CB&T offers a vast
maturity range and several choices of interest payment
methods. CDs can be opened with a minimum deposit of
$500.
For full disclosure or additional information on all Consolidated Bank & Trust Company accounts, please ask a bank representative at any branch location.


