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Market Index Certificate of Deposit
Don’t limit your challenges. Challenge your limits with Aventa’s Market Index CD! Learning about the ins and outs of the market can be a challenge. But, that doesn’t mean you should avoid the opportunity to invest. Opening an Aventa’s Market Index CD will give you the opportunity to invest, while minimizing the risk of loss.
Discover the smart money move of investing in market indexes today!
Potential growth and stability Short-term commitment Potential for high returns
Your Business, Your Future. Invest in both.
- Higher returns as compared to traditional CDs
- Upside growth potential with limited downside market risk
- NCUA-insured, on principal investment only, up to applicable limits
Behind every small business is a community of support. At Aventa, we believe in the strength small businesses provide to their communities. We also support our member businesses with products and services to help with business growth - now and in the future. That's why we're offering our Market Index Certificate of Deposit to the businesses that make our communities big.
The Difference Two Years Can Make
Higher returns, as compared to traditional CDs Investment diversification with market exposure via prime index Upside growth potential with limited downside market riskLegal
- *APY = Annual Percentage Yield - initial. The initial interest rate and APY may change at any time during the CD term based on changes to the Market Index. The certificate has a floor rate of 1.00%. Minimum investment of $500 and maximum of $500,000. Federally insured by NCUA. The certificate is insured for up to $250,000. Funds withdrawn from an existing certificate of deposit are ineligible for the Market Index CD. After you open the account, you may NOT withdraw the accrued dividends from the certificate (without incurring the full early withdrawal penalty) until the maturity date. Penalties may reduce earnings. A penalty, equal to 730 days of dividends, is imposed if certificate funds, including accrued dividends, are withdrawn before the maturity date. The penalty is a forfeiture of earned and scheduled dividends, based on the rate for the Market Index certificate existing when the certificate is withdrawn. If dividends are insufficient to cover the early withdrawal penalty, the remaining portion shall be deducted from the principal. Member qualifications apply. Available to individual members, business accounts, and trust accounts.