Rate checked November 1, 2026
Chase 5-year CD rate: 0.01% APY
Chase's 5-year CD pays 0.01% APY. That ranks 61st of the 62 banks we track for this term. The best is 5.00% at Popular Direct.
What it earns on $25,000
At 0.01%, $25,000 earns about $3 in the first year.
The best 5-year CD earns about $1,250 on the same money. Choosing Chase instead gives up about $1,247 a year.
The middle 5-year rate across 62 banks is 3.00%. Figures are first-year interest at the quoted APY, before taxes.
Banks that pay more for a 5-year CD
- Popular Direct5.00%
- Quorum Federal Credit Union5.00%
- Sallie Mae Bank5.00%
Chase CD rates for other terms
Questions
What is Chase's 5-year CD rate?
Chase pays 0.01% APY on its 5-year CD, based on its own rate page when we last checked. That earns about $3 a year on $25,000.
Is Chase's 5-year CD rate good?
It ranks 61st of the 62 banks we track for this term. The best rate for this term is 5.00% at Popular Direct, and the middle rate is 3.00%. Choosing Chase over the best costs about $1,247 a year on $25,000.
Which banks pay more than Chase on a 5-year CD?
Popular Direct (5.00%), Quorum Federal Credit Union (5.00%), Sallie Mae Bank (5.00%).
General information only. Rates change often; confirm the rate, minimum deposit and early withdrawal penalty with the bank before you open a CD. SwitchWize is not a bank and does not give financial advice.