Certificates of deposit (CDs) often offer the best rates for savings. However, to get the highest annual percentage yield ...

The average annual percentage yield for a 12-month CD dropped two basis points this month to 1.78%, according to the FDIC.

Today's top CDs offer annual percentage yields (APYs) as high as 4.50%. That's more than three times the national average for ...

If you're depositing money into a CD this April, it's important to know the right amount as rates continue shifting.

Long-term CD rates declined after President Trump's reciprocal tariff announcements. Find out how they could still be a good ...

Opening a CD now could be a smart move, but there are situations in which waiting could be the better approach.

Explore PenFed CD rates. PenFed is a credit union that permits anyone in the United States to open CDs. Explore CD options ...

Gone, at least for now, are the days of abundant 5%-and-up CDs, but there is some good news for consumers: These 5%-and-up CDs still exist, and we found out where.

Today's best CDs boast annual percentage yields, or APYs, up to 4.50% -- more than three times the national average for some ...

The amount of money you should keep in a CD depends on your financial situation and goals, and there’s no perfect number you should aim for. Instead, look at CDs as one piece of your overall ...

Specifically, consumers can often get a higher financial return by choosing a long-term CD and paying a penalty to pull money ...

A certificate of deposit (CD) offers just that — a financial shelter from the storm while still earning guaranteed returns that allow your funds to continue growing. A CD works like a savings ...