Bank of Utah CD Rates — Verified APYs · Updated Aug 2026

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Bank of Utah

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Bryan Johnson, C.F.A.®

Updated August 13, 2026

Overview

Bank of Utah is a federally insured online bank that offers deposit products including certificates of deposit (CDs) and savings accounts. CDs rates and terms may vary depending on duration and market conditions.

Collaboration, Innovation, and Dedication

At Bank of Utah, we believe saving should be simple, rewarding and within reach. That’s why we offer Certificates of Deposit with competitive rates, a variety of terms and the ability to open your account online — on your schedule, from wherever you are. Since 1952, we’ve helped individuals and families grow their savings with dependable financial tools and friendly, personalized support.

Opening an account takes as little as 5 minutes. From there, you’ll gain the peace of mind that comes with banking at a secure, FDIC-insured institution that puts people first.

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CD Rates

Bank of Utah CD RatesAPY Updated on 07/15/2026

CD Rates

APY Updated on 07/15/2026

4.20%

APY

12 Mo

Term

$1,000

Min. Deposit

$1,000,000

Max. Deposit

4.10%

APY

6 Mo

Term

$1,000

Min. Deposit

$1,000,000

Max. Deposit

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Highlights

Address

2605 Washington Blvd, Ogden, UT 84401

Areas we serve

Nationwide

Helping You Lock In Savings.

CD Account Opening

Open Online

Open By Phone

Open In Branch

Customer Support

Branch

Phone

ChatBot

Additional Features

Electronic Funding

Fixed Rate

No Setup or Service Fees

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Which bank has the highest CD rates right now ?

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To see which banks and credit unions are currently offering competitive returns, you can review this month's CD rate recommendations and compare options nationwide.

Does Bank of Utah offer CDs ?

Yes, Bank of Utah offers certificate of deposit (CD) accounts with fixed interest rates across multiple term lengths.

Are CDs from Bank of Utah FDIC insured ?

CDs from Bank of Utah are typically issued by a federally insured institution and are covered up to applicable FDIC limits.

How do CD rates vary at Bank of Utah ?

CD rates vary based on the selected term length and current market conditions.

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* Annual Percentage Yield (APY) for certificates of deposits are from the latest rate surveys which are updated as often as daily. Rates are based on publicly available data for CD products. Additional restrictions and requirements may apply. The APY assumes interest remains on deposit until maturity. Early withdrawal penalty may be imposed if funds are withdrawn prior to maturity. Fees and penalties may reduce earnings. The APY for variable CD Rates may change after the account is opened.

** Annual Percentage Yield (APY) for High Yield Savings Accounts (HYSA) are effective as of the date shown above. HYSA are variable rate accounts. Rates may change after the account is opened. Fees may reduce earnings. Additional restrictions and requirements may apply. Please review the account deposit agreement and fee schedule for the financial institution for further information regarding fees, terms, and conditions.

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Bank of Utah CD Rates — Verified APYs · Updated August 2026

See institution-verified CD rates, terms, and APYs from Bank of Utah and compare them on CD Valet’s unbiased marketplace.

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