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CD laddering is a strategy where you open a number of CD accounts with different maturity dates. This lets you take advantage of the higher APYs many banks offer on longer-term CDs without locking ...

Within these term options, there are both standard and promotional rates. PNC’s standard CD rates aren’t worth your time, with paltry yields of 0.01% to 0.03% APY. In contrast, the PNC ...

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Rates are falling, but that's not the only thing to consider when deciding if you should open a CD today. Dashia is a staff editor for CNET Money who covers all angles of personal finance ...

According to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), the national average deposit rate for a 2-year CD is only 1.48%. However, many financial institutions’ best 2-year CD rates average ...

A certificate of deposit, or CD, lets you lock in a fixed interest rate for a fixed amount of time. That's an attractive option in today's market, where savers can find CD rates above 5%.

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Although interest rates have dropped slightly at many banks after the Fed’s half-point September rate cut, it’s still an excellent time to lock in a solid rate on a certificate of deposit (CD).