Banking Articles

Certificates of deposit really aren't a great investment, even though they have high rates right now. Check out five reasons not to buy them.

A 100-year CD might mature when you're no longer living, but that doesn't mean it's not a smart investment. Learn how 100-year CDs could help you and your family.

Earning $1,000 a year in a CD is possible. But keep reading for a more efficient way to grow your wealth.

Wells Fargo's savings account bonus isn't as appealing as it seems. See another account that could help you earn twice as much in a year.

CDs aren't created equal. Find out which type of CD is paying high rates, but could result in lost interest.

There are some important money moves to make before investing in CDs. Find out what tasks to check off your list first.

Savings accounts give you easier access to your money, and most have no required opening deposit. But read on to see how a CD can be better.

Got some cash put aside for unplanned expenses? See why you should resist the impulse to lock it up in a CD.

Do you have a U.S. Bank savings account that's only earning 0.01% APY? Check out a few better places to keep your savings.

You might kick yourself for opening a CD in a few different scenarios. Keep reading to learn how you can avoid CD regrets.

It's natural to want to eliminate debt. But read on to see why building your emergency fund should be your priority.

By shopping around for the right CD, you can get the highest yields possible. Learn more here about this strategy and other ways to maximize CD earnings.

If you don't buy a CD, you could lose the chance to get today's great rates. Keep reading to learn how to avoid CD regrets.

If you're looking for a great return, now's the time to consider a high-yield savings account. See how much you could earn by depositing $20,000.

There's currently a rare opportunity to buy short-term CDs at rates above what long-term CDs offer. Here's why you should take advantage of it.

You may be inclined to chase the best CD rate you can find today. Read on to see why that might cost you.

If you didn't shop around and compare rates, you could open the wrong CD. Find out about this and other signs you're about to make an investing error.

CDs can be a great place to put your money in retirement. But read on to avoid a mistake that could cost you big time.

Like the idea of earning extra interest? You may be thinking of putting some of your emergency fund into a CD. Read on to see why that idea could backfire.

The best way to maximize CD earnings isn't to lock all your money up in a single CD. Keep reading to learn why a CD ladder is your best bet.

A 12-month CD may not be your best bet today despite the higher rate. Read on to see why.

Want to grow your savings five times over in the course of a year? Here's how to get it done.

If you don't take action when your CD reaches the end of its term, it may automatically renew. Find out how this could eat into your CD earnings.

FDIC insurance applies to money in CDs as well as savings, checking, and other accounts. Find out about the few scenarios where your CD won't be covered.

The number of CDs with rates above 5.00% is declining. Find out if now is a good time to buy CDs or if you should put off your purchase for a while.