HANS GOLDSTEIN
CD Review Bank: Capital One N.A. Brand: Capital One 360 Last updated: 2026-09-24

Capital One 360 CD Review (September 2026): 4.30% 11-Month Special, 3.50%-3.60% Long Terms

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Rates checked against capitalone.com on September 24, 2026 · Updated

Capital One 360's best CD rate is the 11-month special at 4.30% APY, followed by the 12-month at 4.00%, as of September 24, 2026. Every term from 18 to 60 months pays 3.50% to 3.60%. There is no minimum deposit, the penalty is 3 or 6 months of interest, and partial withdrawals are not allowed. Since the Discover merger, discover.com's CD page redirects here.

CD vs MYGA, after tax

What $100,000 earns in 5 years: CD vs MYGA, after tax

Rates used: CD 5.00%, the top nationally available 5-year CD (Bankrate, October 14, 2026); change it to the rate you are offered. MYGA 5.95%, the best A-rated rate we track as of October 13, 2026: Delaware Life Pinnacle Plus 5-year (AM Best A-, negative outlook, 7/31/2026), $100,000 and up, effective October 6, 2026 (Delaware Life rate sheet).

CD, interest taxed every year$121,081
MYGA, tax-deferred, before tax$133,507
MYGA after paying tax on all the interest at withdrawal$126,136
Tax deferral alone adds about$674
MYGA ahead of the CD, after tax$5,055

Assumes 22% federal and 0% state income tax, no withdrawals, rates held for the whole term. MYGA interest is taxed as ordinary income when you withdraw it, not as capital gains. Gains taken before age 59 1/2 can owe a 10% IRS penalty, and cashing out early can cost a surrender charge. In an IRA both grow tax-deferred, so the edge there is the rate alone. Bank and credit union deposits are FDIC or NCUA insured up to the limits; a MYGA is backed by the issuing insurer's claims-paying ability and your state's guaranty association up to its limits, not the FDIC. General education, not tax, legal or financial advice.

Capital One 360 CD rates today

Source: Capital One 360 CD rates, "APYs effective as of 9/24/2026." No minimum deposit. Early withdrawal penalty: 3 months of interest on terms of 12 months or less, 6 months of interest on longer terms; no partial withdrawals.
TermAPYInterest on $10,000 (Capital One's calculator)
6 months3.30%$82
9 months3.75%$140
11 months (special)4.30%$197
12 months4.00%$200
18 months3.60%$272
24 months3.50%$356
30 months3.50%$449
36 months3.50%$544
48 months3.50%$738
60 months3.60%$967

What stands out

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How the 60-month compares

Sources: capitalone.com; navyfederal.org; DepositAccounts 5-year CD table, updated 09/24/2026; public carrier rate sheets.
5-year optionAPYAs of
Capital One 360 60-month CD3.60%Sept 24, 2026
Navy Federal 5-year ($1K / $100K+)3.85% / 3.90%Sept 24, 2026
Best nationally available 5-year CDs4.35%-4.50%Sept 24, 2026
A-rated-or-better 5-year MYGAs~5.50%-6.05%October 14, 2026

Who Capital One 360 CDs fit

Less of a fit: 3-to-5-year money. At 3.50% to 3.60%, taxed every year, the long end trails both the best CDs and fixed annuities.

Capital One 60-month CD vs. a 5-year MYGA

$250,000 for 5 yearsCapital One 60-month CD5-yr MYGA at 5.50%
Rate3.60% APY5.50% (fixed for the term)
Tax on interestEvery year (1099-INT)Deferred until withdrawn
Value after 5 years, after 24% federal tax~$286,100~$308,300 (tax paid at the end)
ProtectionFDIC, $250K per ownership categoryInsurer claims-paying ability + state guaranty association (limits vary by state)
Getting out earlyInterest penaltySurrender charge above the free-withdrawal amount; IRS 10% penalty before 59½

About $22,200 more after tax on the MYGA (24% federal bracket, state tax ignored). Fixed annuity benchmark: carriers rated A or better topped out around 5.50% to 6.05% on 5-year compound-interest MYGAs, per public carrier rate sheets, October 14, 2026. Rates vary by state, premium and carrier.

Annuity vs CD · Current MYGA rates · Best 5-year MYGA rates

Related: Discover CD rates (now Capital One) · Capital One 5-year CD rate · best 5-year CD rates

Capital One 360 CDs: FAQ

What are Capital One 360 CD rates today?

As of September 24, 2026: 6 months 3.30% APY, 9 months 3.75%, 11-month special 4.30%, 12 months 4.00%, 18 months 3.60%, 24-48 months 3.50%, and 60 months 3.60%. No minimum deposit.

What is the Capital One 360 CD early withdrawal penalty?

3 months of interest on CDs of 12 months or less, and 6 months of interest on longer CDs. Partial withdrawals are not allowed; there is a 10-day grace period at maturity.

Are Capital One 360 CDs FDIC insured?

Yes. Capital One, National Association (FDIC cert 4297) is FDIC-insured up to $250,000 per depositor, per ownership category. Discover Bank merged into it on May 18, 2025, so former Discover deposits count toward the same limit.

Does Capital One have a 5-year CD?

Yes, the 60-month 360 CD, paying 3.60% APY as of September 24, 2026. It is the longest term Capital One offers.

Is Capital One's 11-month CD worth it?

It is the best rate on Capital One's sheet: 4.30% APY, higher than every longer term. For money needed within a year it is a strong insured option; the rate is a limited-time offer.

Capital One 5-year CD or a 5-year MYGA?

For five-year money you will not touch, a MYGA usually pays more: roughly 5.50%-6.05% from A-rated-or-better insurers on October 14, 2026 versus 3.60% on the 60-month CD, with tax deferral. On $250,000 (24% federal bracket) that is about $22,200 more after tax.

My take

Capital One 360 is a clean, no-minimum CD platform whose value is at the short end: 4.30% for 11 months. Its 18-to-60-month CDs at 3.50% to 3.60% are below the market; for multi-year money, compare the best CDs and a MYGA quote before locking in.

Hans Goldstein is an independent licensed insurance producer (CA license 4273294, NPN 20602398) and is not affiliated with Capital One. Rates are copied from the sources named, as of the date shown; confirm the current rate before opening. MYGA figures are illustrations, not quotes.

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Capital One's 18-60 month CDs pay 3.50%-3.60% APY, taxed every year. A-rated 5-year MYGAs were paying about 5.50%-6.05% on October 14, 2026, tax-deferred.

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Disclosure

This review reflects publicly available Capital One rate sheets and FDIC filings as of the date stated above. CD APYs change frequently, sometimes weekly. Always confirm current rates at capitalone.com before opening an account. This article is general information for educational purposes; it is not a personalized recommendation, solicitation, or offer of any specific bank or insurance product. Hans Goldstein is an independent licensed insurance producer (NPN 20602398) appointed with multiple A-rated annuity carriers; Hans is not a bank employee, not affiliated with Capital One, and receives no compensation from any bank for this review. Comparisons between CDs and MYGAs reflect representative rates as of the dates shown on this page and are illustrative. Your individual rate, tax situation, and suitability will vary. Always read the actual CD disclosure or annuity contract and consult a licensed advisor before purchasing. FDIC coverage is subject to current FDIC rules and the $250,000 per-depositor, per-bank, per-ownership-category limit. State guaranty association coverage on annuities varies by state. Tax treatment is subject to change.

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