New offers November 1-30. Navy Federal Credit Union is the nation’s largest credit union, with a long history of serving active military members. More recently, they have expanded their field of membership to . NavyFed often offers special rates and promotions, and here are some for .
- $200 Certificate bonus for New members: To qualify for the $200 bonus, you must be eligible for membership, join Navy Federal, and open a new 12-month Special EasyStart Share certificate between 11/1/2025 and 11/30/2025. 4.15% APY. Special EasyStart Certificate has a $50 minimum balance and a $3,000 maximum contribution limit. Requires a NavyFed checking account and direct deposit. They are meant to encourage members to start saving at a special rate with a low minimum purchase requirement.
- at 4.15% APY. Open with as little as $50. Maximum $250,000. Make additional deposits any time. Valid for taxable, IRAs, ESAs.
- Credit card $250 bonus: Open a credit card and get $250 when you spend $2,500 within 90 days of account opening. Unlimited 2% cash back on all purchases with cashRewards Plus. No annual fee. 1.99% intro APR for 12 months from account opening on balance transfers made in your first 60 days. No balance transfer fees.
- Auto loans: Get a $200 bonus if your is at least $5,000. Their rates are usually competitive as well, starting at under 4%.
NavyFed likes to offer these short-term add-on CDs regularly, and I usually always open one with the minimum $50 because I like the optionality. If rates drop drastically somehow, I’ll have the ability to add unlimited additional funds at 4.15% APY. If nothing big happens (most likely scenario), I’ll only have committed $50, which I can later roll over into the next 10-month CD. Once you have joined NavyFed, it just takes a few clicks.
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