Maximizing Your CD Investments: Tips from Experts.

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Some banks and credit unions are offering 5% or higher APY for CDs due to rising interest rates. Financial planner Blaine Thiederman recommends investing at least $10,000 in a high-paying CD to get the most benefit. However, CDs may not be the right investment for everyone, as they require a predetermined period of time without penalty for early withdrawal. Money market accounts or high-yield savings accounts may be better options for those looking for low-risk investments. It is important to consider when you will need your money and set financial goals to motivate saving.
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