Some CDs are still offering 4% and up — but experts say ‘rates are likely to decline.’ So should you lock in now?

If you’ve been eyeing a CD, now may be the time to lock in, as many experts predict that CD rates are likely to dip in ...
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These CDs have 5% APY (and higher) - and no fees

High interest rates are rarely good news for consumers. The cost of living goes up, prices for goods and services rise and the purchasing power of the dollar declines. However, there is one way you ...
CBS News

CDs vs. high-yield savings accounts: Which will be better after a September Fed rate cut?

The first interest rate cut of 2025 now appears just days away, if projections currently hold. There's around a 90% chance the Federal Reserve will issue a 25 basis point cut when the central bank's ...
The Motley Fool

With Interest Rates at a Multiyear High, Are CDs a Smart Addition to Your IRA Right Now?

CD yields are the highest they've been in years and are far more appealing to savers than they were just a couple years ago. Taxes are a major pain point of earning lots of interest in a CD or other ...
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CDs vs. High-Yield Savings Accounts: Which One Actually Makes You More Money?

CDs and high-yield savings accounts both earn more than traditional savings accounts. CDs require you to lock in your money for the duration of your term. Fluctuating interest rates play a key role in ...