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20th Anniversary CD Special

We want to THANK YOU for allowing us to serve the Lexington community over the past 20 years. We’re celebrating with two CD specials:

6-Month CD up to 4.25% APY*^

20-Month CD up to 3.70% APY*^

No matter what your savings goals are, we have a term to fit your needs.

And the best part: Earn an additional 0.20% with a Bank of Lexington checking account with direct deposit.

CD Requirements

  • The minimum opening deposit to open and maintain the stated annual percentage yield (APY) is $500.00.
  • APY is accurate as of 2/2/2026.
  • Offer is subject to change at any time.
  • Interest is compounded daily.
  • A penalty can occur for early withdrawal.
  • Special CD rates are effective for the initial term only. CD will automatically renew at the base non-special rate in effect at maturity for the corresponding original term.
  • Ask about additional terms and conditions.
TermBase Special Interest RateBase Special APY*Bump Special Interest Rate^Bump Special APY^
6 Months3.970%4.05%4.162%4.25%
20 Months3.440%3.50%3.633%3.70%

* Annual Percentage Yield

^ Bump Special Rate/APY applies to customers who qualify. Qualifying customers will receive 0.20% increase on the Base Special rate for the initial term of the CD. To qualify, the customer MUST:

1) Have an active Bank of Lexington checking account with monthly direct deposit (excludes Zelle® credits) of at least two hundred fifty dollars ($250.00). Customer will have 30 days from CD opening date to have direct deposit posted to their account. If direct deposit is not posted within 30 days of CD opening, the 0.20% increase will be removed, and the rate on the CD for the remaining term will be the Base Special rate.

Visit your local branch to open an account today

Earn more for your money with certificates of deposit (CDs) at Bank of Lexington. A CD is a safe and secure way to invest your money. Your return will be your original deposit, plus the interest you earn. The interest paid to you depends upon the current interest and the length of time you choose to leave your money on deposit.

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