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business1 month ago•3 min saved

Securing $200K: What a Fixed-Rate CD Can Earn Today

With inflation and higher borrowing costs pushing savers toward safer options, a $200,000 deposit into a high-rate fixed CD can yield thousands in interest across several terms (3 months to 2 years). The article lists example maturities and approximate earnings at current top rates: about $1,922 for 3 months, $4,059 for 6 months, $5,970 for 9 months, $8,220 for 1 year, $12,578 for 18 months, and $16,986 for 2 years. CDs are FDIC-insured up to $250,000 and offer principal safety, though early withdrawal penalties can reduce gains.

via CBS News|

#business #cd-rates #certificate-of-deposit

finance4 months ago•3 min saved

Locking in a $40K CD Could Net About $800 This March

Opening a $40,000 6‑month CD this March could earn roughly $792–$812 by its September maturity depending on the rate (about $800 total), with principal protected by FDIC insurance and the flexibility to access funds after six months. Rates vary by lender, so shop around and lock in quickly before rates drift lower with anticipated Fed changes.

via CBS News|

#cds #fdic-insured #finance

personal-finance2 years ago•2 min saved

"Common misconceptions about high-yield savings accounts and better alternatives"

Many people mistakenly believe that high-yield savings accounts are too good to be true, but these accounts are legitimate and backed by the FDIC. Online banks offering high-yield savings accounts have lower overhead costs, allowing them to offer higher interest rates. The average annual percentage yield for a traditional savings account is 0.46%, while high-yield savings accounts can offer APYs as high as 5% or 6%. It's important to research the bank offering the account to ensure it is FDIC insured and to check for any fees or minimum balances. High-yield savings accounts can be a safe and effective way to grow your money faster.

via CNBC|

#fdic-insured #high-yield-savings-accounts #interest-rates

finance3 years ago•3 min saved

"Unlocking the Benefits of High-Yield CDs: Why Americans are Missing Out"

With interest rates high, now is a great time to grow your savings with a certificate of deposit (CD). Below are some of the CDs with the highest yields and no ongoing fees, including Bread Savings' 5.20% APY (1-year term), Bask Bank's 5.10% APY (6-month term), CIT Bank's 5.00% APY (6-month term), Citizens Access' 5.00% APY (1-year term), and Synchrony Bank's 5.00% APY (6-month term). All accounts are FDIC-insured and have early withdrawal penalties.

via CBS News|

#cd #fdic-insured #fees