Interest.com's latest survey of large banks and thrifts taken June 17 found the average annual yield for a:

Five-year CD fell to 2.17% after holding at 2.20% for three straight weeks. It remains near its lowest level since we began tracking this rate in January 1984. A year ago, the yield was 3.19%.

One-year CD rose to 1.19% from 1.18. That's the lowest it's been since May 2004. A year ago it was 2.18%.

Six-month CD fell to 0.89% from 0.91% -- a five-year low. A year ago it yielded 1.88%.

Three-month CD slid to 0.60% from 0.62%. The yield has not been this low since we first began tracking it in March 1989. Last year at this time it paid 1.70%.

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