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When choosing a certificate of deposit (CD), you have to compare a few figures to make the right call for your needs — any minimum balance requirements or the amount of interest earned ...

So is a 6-month certificate of deposit (CD) a good idea? Right now, the annual percentage yields (APYs) on the best 6-month CDs hover around 4.00% to 4.50%. These rates definitely seem attractive ...

But, a certificate of deposit (CD) can help. That's because today's leading accounts come with higher returns than the current inflation rate. However, strong current returns aren't the only ...

With three back-to-back Fed rate cuts behind us last year and two more expected in 2025, CD rates have been gradually declining. But you haven't missed your chance to lock in solid returns.

While Chase offers a wide variety of terms on its CDs, its rates, which are as high as 4% for a two-month CD, are competitive if you are a customer, but otherwise very low. Here’s an overview ...

Commissions do not affect our editors' opinions or evaluations. After climbing for the past couple of years, CD rates have been slowly declining in 2024. CD rates tend to track the federal funds rate.

If you’re looking for a secure place to store your money and earn interest, a high-yield certificate of deposit (CD) could be a good option. These accounts require you to keep your money on ...

You might want to open a 6-month CD if you're looking for a way to lock in a high interest rate for half a year. According to the FDIC, the national average CD rate on a 6-month term is 1.63% APY ...

Lauren Graves is an educator-turned-editor specializing in personal finance content. She seeks to make complicated topics easier to understand and less intimidating to the average reader with ...