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CD 4-year Account from East West Bank with 0.20% APY and $10,000 minimum deposit



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The product CD 4-year Account from East West Bank with 0.20% APY and $10,000 minimum deposit and a tax rate of 30 compounded annually, with an initial amount of $20,000, after 10 years would have grown your savings to approximately $20,404. The interest earned would be $404 and the tax amount on the interest earned would be approximately $121.

Please note that this product is available in California and this analysis assumes a constant interest rate and doesn't take into account any fees associated with the savings account.

The Results for East West Bank

Savings Boost of
$-898 over 10 years
Cash Savings $20,000
Average Interest Earned $1,181

 
East West Bank Interest Earned $283

 

 

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This analysis is for demonstrative purposes only and may change should certain assumptions prove incorrect. Savings rates may change and CD rates may not be renewable for the length of the term of the analysis. The difference between the bank rate entered and the average rate may not remain constant throughout the term.

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Average Rate Scenario

Rate:
0.81%
Annual
Interest
Annual Interest
(After Tax)
1 20,000 163 114
2 20,163 164 115
3 20,327 165 116
4 20,492 167 117
5 20,658 168 118
6 20,826 169 119
7 20,996 171 119
8 21,166 172 120
9 21,338 173 121
10 21,512 175 122
TOTAL: $1,687 $1,181

East West Bank Scenario

Rate:
0.20%
Annual
Interest
Annual Interest
(After Tax)
1 20,000 40 28
2 20,040 40 28
3 20,080 40 28
4 20,120 40 28
5 20,160 40 28
6 20,201 40 28
7 20,241 40 28
8 20,282 41 28
9 20,322 41 28
10 20,363 41 29
TOTAL: $404 $283

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Customer Reviews for East West Bank


  • March 15, 2023 |

    Oh Natty natty natty, haha the fact you need to take out (probably a second) loan for $160,000 on a $625,000 sends up all kinds of red flags. The bank was right to run away from YOU dear hahaha.

  • August 30, 2020 |

    Borrowers beware. I recently applied for a no cash out refi owner occ with a LTV of 15% and 800 fico.
    First they send docs for their portfolio program which was not the product I requested. I wanted a fnma 30 year fixed. I am self employed with rentals. My income was MORE than sufficient to support the payment . I would be lowering my payment form $1600 to $700 monthly. I provide more than enough information to qualify. I was actually prequalified by their rep. The underwriting is terrible they do NOT know Fannie Mae guidelines. The do NOT ask questions if they don't understand something in your file. They are They are DISCRIMINATORY towards MON-Asian clients. They sent me a denial letter based off an assumption without bothering to ask for for a letter of explanation . Had they asked they would have seen the underwriter was totally incorrect. You do NOT make decisions on a borrowers loan based income off what you think you ask questions. When I offered to correct the underwriter I was told my rate expired and I would need to reapply at the higher rate or apply for their portfolio loan. AWW their portfolio loan with the higher rate. That's what they were pushing me towards from the beginning.Why would I do that with more than sufficient income and excellent credit and a $160,000 loan on a $625,000 home. I think not. Run from this company I strongly suggest you apply to a lender with experienced fnma underwriters. I also have bank accounts with them that I will be closing Monday.


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