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     The Fed indicated rates will remain higher for longer. What does that mean for you?

     Stamford Advocate· 1 day ago

     Credit card rates are at or near all-time peaks, and mortgage rates have more than doubled in recent...

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     3 Lies You've Been Told About CDs

     The Motley Fool via AOL· 1 day ago

     So while your return is guaranteed in theory, that may not happen in practice. Secondly, your CD's rate may be guaranteed, but that doesn't mean it's a...

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     2024 BMW i5 M60 xDrive: Get Ready to Haggle

     The Wall Street Journal· 57 minutes ago

     The electrified M60 is convincingly quicker, faster, more agile and more athletic than its predecessor. But the price? Dan Neil’s eyebrows are raised.

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     3 Reasons Not to Open a CD Now -- Even With Rates at 5%

     The Motley Fool via AOL· 4 days ago

     And maybe it makes sense given your situation. All I'm saying is think things through before...

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     6 Expert Tips for Making the Most of CDs

     Investopedia· 2 days ago

     Savings accounts are a good place for earning whatever today's going rate is. This makes CDs most useful when a drop in general interest rates looks...

6. • CD Rates Could Fall This Year -- But Here Are 3 Reasons to Wait on Opening One

     The Motley Fool· 5 days ago

     It's a good time to lock in a great CD rate. But you may want to wait if these situations apply to you.

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     12- vs. 24-Month CD: What's Best for You?

     The Motley Fool via AOL· 6 days ago

     If you open a 24-month CD with $10,000, you'll earn $816 in interest. With a 12-month CD, you'll earn $500 in interest your first year. But what if in a...

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     Here's the Single-Best Reason to Open a CD Right Now

     The Motley Fool· 6 days ago

     With CD rates sitting at their highest level in years, you have a prime opportunity to earn a risk-free return on your cash. Another thing you should...

9. • The Fed indicated rates will remain higher for longer. What does that mean for you?

     MSN News· 1 day ago

     NEW YORK (AP) — Mortgage rates, credit card rates, auto loan rates, and business loans with variable rates will all likely maintain their highs, with consequences for consumer spending, after ...

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      CD vs. High-Yield Savings Account: What's the Better Place for Your Savings Right Now?

      The Motley Fool· 5 days ago

      There's an ongoing debate these days about whether it's better to put your money into a certificate...