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BBT

BB&T (Branch Banking & Trust) is a large domestic owned bank in the United States. It delivers services in Washington D.C and 12 U.S states and as sourced from the FDIC in 2012 has 1789 branches. Its largest branch presence is in Virginia (380), North Carolina (368), Florida (270), Georgia (174), Maryland (129) and South Carolina (116). Its origins are from 1872 and are currently a public company that is listed on NYSE. It services its retail customers with 2,483 ATMS (2011 Annual Report) and provides traditional banking products including checking, savings and CD accounts to its customers. In particular savings products include online savings accounts, money market deposit accounts and 529 savings while CD products include Treasury Linked CDs, Stepped Rate CDs and Standard CD accounts. 

Source: http://www.bb&t.com

BBT Services

Personal Banking

  • Checking Accounts
  • Savings Accounts
  • Cards
  • Credit Cards
  • CDs
  • Mortgages
  • Home Equity Loans
  • Personal Loans
  • Investments
  • Retirement Plans
  • Insurance

Individual Investments

  • Savings Accounts
  • CDs
  • IRAs
  • College Savings
  • Market-Linked CDs
  • Annuities
  • Bonds
  • Mutual Funds
  • Stocks
  • Exchange Traded Funds
  • Managed Money Accounts
  • Asset Management Account
  • Unit Investment Trusts
  • Brokerage

BBT Discussion

  • Q: What are your cd rates

    Reply Rose from Sewell, United States
    • R: Looking for best rates for a terming CD that I have presently for 12 month? $190K. I see Goldman Sach is offer 2.3% for 12 months.

      Reply Thomas
  • Q: What is your best cd rates

    Reply Rose from Sewell, United States
  • Q: What are your current CD rates ?

    Reply Joe T from Trenton, United States
  • Q: I have spent at least 20 minutes searching for your CD & IRA rates online Why are they so invisible and impossible to access ? Is it because they are so very low ?

    Reply Jeannie from Towson, United States
  • Q: what is the current rate of interest for a 5 year IRA?

    Reply what is the curre from Clementon, United States
  • Q: What are your Traditional IRA rates?

    Reply Wade from Wilmington, United States
  • Q: Which of your CD offerings are set to where I can withdraw money at any time if the need arises? Would the 7 day be my best choice? Can withdraw without penalty after 7 days, as many withdrawls as needed?

    Reply gene from Roberta, United States

BBT Discussion Activity

  • Credit
    Q: Where can I find the curent CD interest rates?

    Reply Mary from United States
    • R: I have been a customer with M&T Bank for 20 plus years. Recently a friend recommended your bank. I have been trying to get CD info without success. Keep being switched from person to person. I have over 250,000.00 in your bank. Are you doing so well that you don't need my business?

      Reply Noel
    • R: Can not pull up any CD info.../eg rats\, terms of service penalty for early withdrawal. Have been an M&T bank customer foe 20 plus years. Was recommended to BB&T, but I cannot find any CD info. Have well over 250,000.00 in your bank. Are you doing .so well that you don't need my business? I think M&T might light my money in their bank!!!

      Reply Noel
  • BBT ESavings Savings Account - Savings
    Q: I would like to know what is my total in my saving account

    Reply Ashley from Meadows of Dan, United States
  • BBT ESavings Savings Account - Savings
    Q: I opened a savings account online, how much do I need to In account to use or keep open? Or is it free for everything and no fees?

    Reply Kari High from Berwick, United States
  • BBT ESavings Savings Account - Savings
    Q: If I deposit 50,000.00 how much will it earn in a year

    Reply James Armstrong from United States
    • R: IF I DEPOSIT 12,000,00 how much will it earn in a year

      Reply OSSIE
  • BBT ESavings Savings Account - Savings
    Q: If I put $6000.00 in yor savings acct. how much interest will I get per mnth

    Reply musa patel from Warrens, Barbados
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