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Top CDs Today, June 27, 2025 - New Leader Offers Best National Rate of 4.60% for 6 Months
A recently introduced six-month certificate of deposit provides a competitive annual interest rate of 4.60%, potentially impacting savings strategies for individuals seeking short-...
Read Full Article →Top CDs Today, June 25, 2025 - Earn More Than Twice the Average National Rate With This 1-Year CD
Investing in this 1-year certificate of deposit offers a substantially higher return compared to the typical national yield, potentially enhancing overall savings growth within a s...
Read Full Article →Top CDs Today, June 24, 2025 - The New Rate Leader Is 4.55%, Down From 4.60%
Interest rates on leading certificates of deposit have decreased slightly, potentially affecting returns for savers seeking competitive yields on fixed-term investments as of June...
Read Full Article →Some Top CDs Have Raised Rates Instead of Cutting Them—Will More Follow?
Several leading certificates of deposit have increased their interest rates recently, potentially influencing other issuers to adjust their yields in response to changing market co...
Read Full Article →Top CDs Today, June 10, 2025 - Instead of Falling, Some CD Rates Are Rising
Certain certificate of deposit interest rates have increased recently, presenting potential opportunities for savers seeking higher returns compared to previous trends of declining...
Read Full Article →Top CDs Today, June 9, 2025 - Snag a 4.60% Rate Lock Until March 2026
Investors can secure a competitive interest rate of 4.60% on certificates of deposit, providing a stable return through March 2026 and enhancing long-term financial planning opport...
Read Full Article →Top CDs Today, June 6, 2025 - Best Rate Drops, but Still Lets You Lock In 4.60% for 9 Months
Despite a recent decline in interest rates, certificates of deposit currently offer an opportunity to secure a competitive 4.60% yield over a nine-month period, impacting short-ter...
Read Full Article →Top CDs Today, June 3, 2025 - Leading 18-Month Rate Drops to 4.30%, but Higher APYs Remain Available
Interest rates on 18-month certificates of deposit have decreased to 4.30%, yet investors can still find accounts offering comparatively better annual percentage yields elsewhere i...
Read Full Article →Top CDs Today, May 29, 2025 - Lock In a Guaranteed 4.65% Rate Until Almost December
Investors can secure a fixed interest return of 4.65% by purchasing certificates of deposit that mature near the end of November, providing a stable option for short-term savings g...
Read Full Article →Top CDs Today, May 27, 2025 - New Offer Guaranteeing 4.65% Is Now the Rate Leader
The latest certificate of deposit options feature a competitive interest rate of 4.65%, marking a prominent choice for investors seeking secure returns on their savings.
Read Full Article →Today's Best Rates for Your Cash - May 24, 2025
Comparing annual percentage yields across various savings options can help individuals make informed decisions to maximize returns on their cash investments in different financial...
Read Full Article →‘We live modestly’: My wife and I have $900K in stocks and $380K in savings and CDs. Are we holding...
Having substantial amounts in stocks and cash equivalents can impact overall portfolio growth, as holding a large proportion in low-yield assets may limit potential long-term finan...
Read Full Article →Suze Orman says retirees should have a 5-year ‘just-in-case’ fund. Is she right?
Having a reserve of three to five years' worth of savings in low-risk, easily accessible accounts can provide retirees with financial security and flexibility during uncertain econ...
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