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Money Market or CDs in the 2010 market?

The economic world offers plenty of opportunities, so those who are looking to make their cash grow will have some [...]

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How long should I lock my money in a CD rate for?

When talking about various CD rates out there, many people want to know just how long they should lock down [...]

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What is a Certificate of Deposit?

What is a Certificate of Deposit?
A certificate of deposit is a special account which you open at a financial institution [...]

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Should I renew my upcoming CD or liquidate?

Should I renew my upcoming CD or liquidate?

Posted on May 7th, 2010 in: Uncategorized

Should I renew my upcoming CD or liquidate? That is a tough question, and it comes down to your particular situation. In today’s troubled economic times, you have to watch your budget closer than ever, and any influx of cash is always helpful. The key is to make sure you don’t hurt yourself more in [...]

Bank of America: not always the best bet for high CD Rates

Bank of America: not always the best bet for high CD Rates

Posted on March 15th, 2010 in: Banks, CD Rates

Is Bank of America really the best place to put your money for a CD?

SunTrust CD Rates

SunTrust CD Rates

Posted on March 11th, 2010 in: Banks, CD Rates

Finding out more information about the CD rates SUnTrust Bank offers.

How do I find the highest CD rates?

Posted on March 11th, 2010 in: Banks, CD Rates

Need help finding the highest CD rates? This article spells it out for you.

Wells Fargo CD Rates in 2010

Wells Fargo CD Rates in 2010

Posted on March 11th, 2010 in: Banks, CD Rates

Understanding the concept of putting your money in a CD at Wells Fargo. What can we expect from one of the largest commercial banking institutions in the world?

Different Types of CDs

Different Types of CDs

Posted on February 11th, 2010 in: CD Rates

Introduction
Even during difficult economic times, certificates of deposit continue to be an investment option for investors. There are various types of CDs. If you are an investor, you have to find a CD that fits your particular investment goals. If you are interested in CDs, the following are some of the options that you have.
Traditional
The [...]

What is a traditional CD?

What is a traditional CD?

Posted on February 5th, 2010 in: CD Rates

A traditional CD is a certificate of deposit that pays interest on an investment over time. A CD is one of the safest investments out there, and they come in a wide variety of terms, interest rates and investment levels. A CD is commonly known as one of the best ways to start a traditional [...]

Are CD Interest Rates Looking Up?

Are CD Interest Rates Looking Up?

Posted on February 1st, 2010 in: CD Rates

Many conservative investors who invest in certificates of deposit (CD’s) are starting to wonder if CD interest rates are going to back up towards their pre-recessionary levels. This is a fair question to ask because according to the BankRate.com’s CD interest rate page, current CD interest rates are ranging from 0.99% to 1.75% for one-year [...]

Is there a penalty to withdraw my CD?

Is there a penalty to withdraw my CD?

Posted on January 29th, 2010 in: CD Rates

A certificate of deposit, or CD as they are commonly called, is a time deposit. Similar to a savings account, CDs accrue interest over a period of time, with the issuing bank setting the interest rates or CD rates. CDs are most often issued by credit unions and banks, but may also be offered through [...]

What are CD Rates?

What are CD Rates?

Posted on January 29th, 2010 in: CD Rates

 

A certificate of deposit is a financial instrument offered by many of the banks today. Though a CD has some similarities to a savings account, there are some marked differences to note, as well. Typically, a person will invest money in a certificate of deposit over a fixed term, meaning that they will allow the [...]

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