Quick take: Prosperity Bank (Houston, TX-headquartered) operates ~270 branches in TX and OK. Featured CDs at ~3.50% on 7-month; Standard CDs pay 0.05-0.15%. Conservative balance sheet, smaller-town Texas focus.
Here’s the current Prosperity Bank CD rate sheet across all standard and promotional terms as of 2026-06-27:
| Term | APY |
|---|---|
| Featured 7-Month | 3.50% |
| Featured 13-Month | 3.30% |
| Featured 25-Month | 3.10% |
| Standard 3-Month | 0.05% |
| Standard 6-Month | 0.05% |
| Standard 1-Year | 0.10% |
| Standard 2-Year | 0.10% |
| Standard 3-Year | 0.15% |
| Standard 5-Year | 0.15% |
Rates as of 2026-06-27. Prosperity Bank re-prices based on Fed funds and competitive pressure. Confirm current rates on the bank’s site before opening.
Prosperity's branch-heavy model in smaller Texas markets carries typical regional overhead.
A megabank branch costs roughly $1–2M per year to operate (real estate, staffing, security, utilities, IT, compliance). Multiply across thousands of branches and the bank’s effective cost of deposits is 2–3% before paying you a dime. An online bank with zero branches can pass nearly that entire spread back to depositors as APY. That’s why Marcus, Ally, Synchrony, and Discover routinely pay 4.00–4.50% while megabanks pay 0.05%.
If branch access isn’t critical for you, these alternatives currently pay materially more on the same FDIC-insured deposit:
For a 30+ bank comparison at the 5-year point, see Best 5-Year CD Rates 2026.
A Multi-Year Guaranteed Annuity (MYGA) is the insurance-industry equivalent of a CD: lock a fixed rate for a fixed term, principal-protected. The pricing gap vs. a megabank CD is dramatic.
Math at $250,000 over 5 years:
Prosperity 5-year Standard CD pays 0.15%. A 5-year MYGA pays ~5.50%. On $250,000:MYGAs also defer tax on interest until withdrawal — CDs are taxed annually as ordinary income whether you touch the interest or not. The trade-off: MYGAs have a fixed surrender schedule (usually with 10%/yr free withdrawal); CDs have shorter penalty periods. For taxable retirement money you don’t plan to touch, the MYGA almost always wins. See CD vs MYGA Comparison.
Featured ~3.10-3.50%; Standard 0.05-0.15%.
Yes (Cert #34010).
$1,000.
90 days under 12 months; 180 days for 12-23 months; 365 days for 24+ months.
Yes.
Texas and Oklahoma.
Yes for 3+ year horizons — ~$75K gap on $250K.
Hans Goldstein, independent licensed insurance producer.
If you’re looking at a Prosperity Bank CD, you should see what an A-rated MYGA pays for the same lock-up. The yield gap is often 100–500 basis points — on a $250K deposit over 5 years that’s real money.
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This review reflects publicly posted bank rates and approximate APYs as of 2026-06-27. CD rates change frequently — confirm current rates directly with Prosperity Bank before opening an account. This article is general information for educational purposes; it is not a personalized recommendation, solicitation, or offer of any specific banking or insurance product. Prosperity Bank is FDIC-insured to the limits stated; coverage is per depositor, per ownership category. Hans Goldstein is an independent licensed insurance producer (NPN 20602398) appointed with multiple A-rated annuity carriers; he is NOT a bank employee, broker-dealer, or registered representative, and is not paid by Prosperity Bank for this review. No compensation has been received from Prosperity Bank in connection with this content. MYGA comparisons reference rates from A-rated carriers as of the date stated; carrier rates change monthly. Always read the actual CD disclosure or annuity contract before purchasing.