Western State Bank CD Rates — Verified APYs · Updated October 2026

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

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

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

The highest CD rate currently listed for Western State Bank on CD Valet is 4.20% APY on a 18 month term, verified as of October 12, 2026. Rates are subject to change.

Western State Bank offers CDs on 6-month, 12-month and 24-month terms. Rates vary by term.

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CD rates change frequently based on market conditions, Federal Reserve policy, and individual bank strategies. The institution offering the highest CD rate today may differ tomorrow, and the best rate can also vary depending on the term length and minimum deposit requirements.