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CD rates are often influenced by market conditions and decisions by the Federal Reserve. A certificate of deposit (CD) can provide peace of mind to savers worried about potential rate cuts.

We break down the various types of CDs, including traditional, bump-up, step-up, and no-penalty CDs. Discover which CD type can benefit your savings.

If you’ve ever considered opening a certificate of deposit, you’ve likely noticed banks and credit unions offering significantly higher rates for limited time periods and/or terms. With ...

Key takeaways A five-year certificate of deposit (CD) allows you to receive a fixed yield for several years, which can be beneficial if you are concerned that rates might fall in the future. CDs ...

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