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CD vs. mutual fund: Which is a better investment?

CDs and mutual funds are two ways to save for long-term goals. In this breakdown of a CD vs. mutual fund, learn how they differ in terms of risk, fees. and returns.

Yahoo Personal Finance 19 days ago
What is the Certificate of Deposit Account Registry Service (CDARS), and how does it work?

If you have more than $250,000 in bank deposits to insure, you may want to go through CDARS. Learn more about how this service works.

Yahoo Personal Finance 22 days ago
Fixed annuities vs. CDs: Which is better for your retirement savings?

For those approaching retirement, "safe" investments like CDs or annuities can be appealing, but there are key differences you should know.

Yahoo Personal Finance 27 days ago
Savings interest rates today, October 31, 2024 (up to 5.25% APY)

If you’re on the hunt for today’s best savings interest rates, we’ve narrowed down some of the top offers. Learn more about savings interest rates today and how to open an account.

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10 types of CDs: Which one is right for you?

There are many types of CDs on the market, all of which come with their own advantages and drawbacks. Here are 10 types of CDs you can choose from.

Yahoo Personal Finance last month
The 4 best (and worst) places to keep your emergency fund

If you're wondering where to keep your emergency fund, here are a few account options to consider, as well as some to avoid.

Yahoo Personal Finance last month
Saving to buy a house? Here's where you should park your down payment money.

Saving up a down payment for a house is a big goal, and where you put those savings can make a big difference in how easily to achieve it. Here are five smart options to consider.

Yahoo Personal Finance 2 months ago
What is a step-up CD, and how does it work?

Step-up CDs increase the interest rate at regular intervals throughout the CD’s term. However, you will likely find better interest rates on your savings elsewhere. Here’s what to know about step-up CDs.

Yahoo Personal Finance 2 months ago
Bread Savings review (2024)

If you’re looking to earn a high interest rate on your savings, Bread Savings could be a great fit. Learn more about the pros and cons of banking with Bread Savings in this in-depth expert review.

Yahoo Personal Finance 2 months ago
How to maximize your interest earnings following a Fed rate cut

The Fed's rate cut will have a ripple effect on bank accounts. So how can you keep earning interest on your savings? Here’s what to do.

Yahoo Personal Finance 2 months ago
5 CDs that pay 5% APY or higher (updated weekly)

Though the national average CD rate is less than 2%, there are many banks offering 5% CD rates. Here are 5 CDs that allow you to earn 5% APY or more on your balance.

Yahoo Personal Finance 3 months ago
Understanding CD terms: How long should you lock in your money?

CD terms range from a few months to several years. So how do you choose the best CD term? This guide will walk you through it.

Yahoo Personal Finance 3 months ago
What is an IRA CD?

If you think a CD could help you meet your retirement savings goals, an IRA CD might be a good fit. Here’s a closer look at what an IRA CD is and how it works.

Yahoo Personal Finance 3 months ago
Are CDs a type of investment?

Deposit accounts like CDs work differently than market investments. Yet, a CD is considered a certain type of investment. Learn more about CD investments and how they can fit into your overall portfolio.

Yahoo Personal Finance 3 months ago
Here’s why online banks offer the highest savings interest rates

If you’re looking for the best savings interest rates, you’ve probably noticed that most are offered by online banks. So how are online banks able to pay such high rates? Here’s the answer.

Yahoo Personal Finance 3 months ago
What is an add-on CD?

An add-on CD lets you make additional contributions to your balance after the initial funding. However, it’s important to understand the pros and cons of add-on CDs before opening an account.

Yahoo Personal Finance 4 months ago
What is the average CD interest rate?

CD interest rates play a key role in how much your savings can grow. Find out where today’s average CD rates stand and how to maximize your interest earnings.

Yahoo Personal Finance 4 months ago
How to avoid taxes on CD interest

Typically, you must pay taxes on CD interest. But there are ways of getting around this rule. Learn how to avoid taxes on CD interest.

Yahoo Personal Finance 4 months ago
Why a CD should be part of your retirement savings plan

When you’re mapping out your retirement strategy, make sure it includes a certificate of deposit. A retirement CD has a lot of advantages, like guaranteed income, that can strengthen a retirement portfolio.

Yahoo Personal Finance 4 months ago
Can you add money to a CD?

If you have a certificate of deposit and want to add to your balance, you might be wondering whether you can add money to a CD. Here's what you should know.

Yahoo Personal Finance 4 months ago
What is a jumbo CD?

Jumbo CDs are a type of certificate of deposit with higher minimum balance requirements — and often, higher interest rates. Here’s how they work.

Yahoo Personal Finance 7 months ago
What is a brokered CD?

Brokered CDs are offered by brokers instead of banks and may pay higher interest rates. But they also come with some risks. Here’s what you need to know.

Yahoo Personal Finance 7 months ago
Can you gift a certificate of deposit?

Thinking about giving a CD as a gift? It’s possible, but there are limitations. Here’s what you should know about gifting CDs.

Yahoo Personal Finance 7 months ago
What is a callable CD?

If you’re looking for a high-yield CD, you may have come across a callable CD. Learn more about how callable CDs work and whether they make sense for you.

Yahoo Personal Finance 7 months ago
What is a bump-up CD?

A bump-up CD allows you to increase your rate if interest rates rise during the term. However, there are some trade-offs for this flexibility.

Yahoo Personal Finance 7 months ago
What is a share certificate?

Share certificates are offered by credit unions and have features similar to CDs. Learn more about how share certificates work and how to open one.

Yahoo Personal Finance 8 months ago
What is a no-penalty CD?

No-penalty CDs don’t charge fees if you need to withdraw your money early. But they do come with some trade-offs. Here’s what you need to know.

Yahoo Personal Finance 8 months ago
Can you lose money in a CD? Maybe.

Can a CD lose money? In most cases, no. But there are rare situations when a CD may lose money. Learn how to protect your CD principal and interest from loss.

Yahoo Personal Finance 8 months ago
The best CD rates on the market for December 2024 (up to 4.45% APY)

We identified the best CD rates and accounts available today based on interest rates, fees, and more. See our top picks across 6-month, 1-year, and 18-month terms.

Yahoo Personal Finance 9 months ago
CDs vs. Treasury bills: Maximizing your savings

CDs and Treasury bills provide advantages over traditional savings accounts, but there are some key differences to keep in mind.

Yahoo Personal Finance 9 months ago
Are CDs FDIC insured, and why does that matter?

Learn more about how FDIC insurance protects CDs and what happens if your bank or credit union fails.

Yahoo Personal Finance 9 months ago
Are banks open today? 12 federal holidays when your bank is closed.

Here’s how to plan around federal bank holidays, which could affect fund availability, deposits, and bill payments.

Yahoo Personal Finance 10 months ago

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The best CD rates for November 2023

To find the best deals on CDs, shop for one that combines the best CD rates, a term that matches your savings goal, and a minimum deposit that fits your budget.

Yahoo Personal Finance 11 months ago
What's the typical minimum balance for a certificate of deposit (CD)?

The typical minimum balance for a certificate of deposit is $500 to $1,000. However, some CDs may require more, while others don't require a minimum at all.

Yahoo Personal Finance 11 months ago
What is a CD early withdrawal penalty?

CD rates are generally higher than traditional savings account rates, but CDs may have early withdrawal penalties. Here’s what to know about these penalties.

Yahoo Personal Finance 11 months ago
What should you do once your CD matures?

When you reach the end of your CD's term, the CD matures. At this point, you have a few options for what to do next. Here's how to handle a mature CD and get the most out of your savings.

Yahoo Personal Finance 11 months ago
Short- or long-term CD: Which is best for you?

There aren’t any straightforward answers for how to choose between a long-term and short-term certificate of deposit, but a few factors can guide you.

Yahoo Personal Finance 11 months ago
CD vs. money market account: What's the difference?

Comparing a CD with a money market account can help you decide which is right for you.

Yahoo Personal Finance 11 months ago
How do CDs work? Your complete guide to understanding certificates of deposit.

CDs are tools you can use to save money and earn a higher interest rate. Learn how CDs work and how to use them to boost your savings.

Yahoo Personal Finance 11 months ago
What is a CD?

CDs are a type of savings account that offers high interest rates in exchange for leaving your money untouched for a set period of time.

Yahoo Personal Finance 11 months ago
How to set up a CD ladder

A CD ladder is a strategy that involves putting your money into multiple CDs with varying terms. Here's how it works and whether it's right for you.

Yahoo Personal Finance 11 months ago
CDs vs. bonds: What's the difference and which one is right for me?

CDs and bonds are both low-risk investments, but there are key differences you should know. Learn more about whether CDs vs. bonds are best for your savings.

Yahoo Personal Finance 11 months ago
How to open a CD account in 5 simple steps

A certificate of deposit (CD) can be a great tool to help you reach your savings goals. Learn how to open a CD account in minutes.

Yahoo Personal Finance 11 months ago
Pros and cons of certificates of deposit (CDs)

Considering a CD. Here are the pros and cons of this safe, time-deposit account.

Yahoo Personal Finance 11 months ago
Are CDs worth it?

Certificates of deposit can produce higher returns than traditional savings accounts, with APYs over 5%. But are CDs worth it? Here's what you need to know.

Yahoo Personal Finance 11 months ago
What is a high-yield CD?

High-yield CDs can be just the ticket for boosting your savings and keeping you accountable to your financial goals.

Yahoo Personal Finance 11 months ago
How to save with CDs

Explore different types of CDs and learn to use them to grow your savings.

Yahoo Personal Finance 11 months ago
High-yield savings account vs. CD: Which is right for you?

To decide if a high-yield savings account or CD is a better fit for you, consider why you’re saving and when you may need your money.

Yahoo Personal Finance 11 months ago
Money market account vs. CD: Which is the best for savings?

You can earn APYs that are 10 times the national average for savings accounts with money market accounts and CDs, but which is better? Find out here.

Yahoo Personal Finance 11 months ago
Top savings tools: 4 alternatives to savings accounts

Building a safety net is crucial for your financial security, but there may be better tools than a traditional savings account. Luckily, there are other options that can help your money work harder for you, such as money market accounts, I bonds, and certificates of deposit, or CDs.

Yahoo Personal Finance 11 months ago

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CD vs. mutual fund: Which is a better investment?

What is the Certificate of Deposit Account Registry Service (CDARS), and how does it work?

Fixed annuities vs. CDs: Which is better for your retirement savings?

Savings interest rates today, October 31, 2024 (up to 5.25% APY)

10 types of CDs: Which one is right for you?

The 4 best (and worst) places to keep your emergency fund

Saving to buy a house? Here's where you should park your down payment money.

What is a step-up CD, and how does it work?

Bread Savings review (2024)

How to maximize your interest earnings following a Fed rate cut

5 CDs that pay 5% APY or higher (updated weekly)

Understanding CD terms: How long should you lock in your money?

What is an IRA CD?

Are CDs a type of investment?

Here’s why online banks offer the highest savings interest rates

What is an add-on CD?

What is the average CD interest rate?

How to avoid taxes on CD interest

Why a CD should be part of your retirement savings plan

Can you add money to a CD?

What is a jumbo CD?

What is a brokered CD?

Can you gift a certificate of deposit?

What is a callable CD?

What is a bump-up CD?

What is a share certificate?

What is a no-penalty CD?

Can you lose money in a CD? Maybe.

The best CD rates on the market for December 2024 (up to 4.45% APY)

CDs vs. Treasury bills: Maximizing your savings

Are CDs FDIC insured, and why does that matter?

Are banks open today? 12 federal holidays when your bank is closed.

The best CD rates for November 2023

What's the typical minimum balance for a certificate of deposit (CD)?

What is a CD early withdrawal penalty?

What should you do once your CD matures?

Short- or long-term CD: Which is best for you?

CD vs. money market account: What's the difference?

How do CDs work? Your complete guide to understanding certificates of deposit.

What is a CD?

How to set up a CD ladder

CDs vs. bonds: What's the difference and which one is right for me?

How to open a CD account in 5 simple steps

Pros and cons of certificates of deposit (CDs)

Are CDs worth it?

What is a high-yield CD?

How to save with CDs

High-yield savings account vs. CD: Which is right for you?

Money market account vs. CD: Which is the best for savings?

Top savings tools: 4 alternatives to savings accounts