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

Discover BMO CD rates. Our guide explains the differences between BMO Standard, Special, and Alto CDs and helps you decide if ...

Wondering how often do CD rates change? Most CDs have fixed interest rates that you lock in for anywhere from a month to 10 ...

CD rates tend to track the federal funds rate. When the fed rate goes down, CD rates decline, and vice versa. The Federal Reserve held the federal funds rate steady for nearly a year but made its ...

Step Up CDs increase your rate automatically every seven months ... Standard CDs earn the lowest rates, while CD Specials earn the highest rates. The rates you may get with Special CDs rival ...

But, a certificate of deposit (CD) can help. That's because today's leading accounts come with higher returns than the current inflation rate. However, strong current returns aren't the only ...

Getting a CD when rates are low and breaking it when rates are high, for example, might be an opportunity to benefit from a higher-rate CD and earn you more than you would gain otherwise.

A certificate of deposit (CD) paying 9.50% is off the charts. Just how much? Last fall, the top overall rate in our daily ranking of the best nationwide CDs briefly touched a peak of 6.50% annual ...

Thanks to the Fed's decision to keep interest rates paused and the fact that it won't meet again until May means that significant CD rate changes aren't likely to happen this April. Without the ...

“According to the Chicago Mercantile Exchange’s FedWatch tool, markets are expecting the Fed to resume rate cuts sometime later this year, which suggests that CD rates may be lower in the near ...

You open a CD by depositing a lump sum with a bank or credit union. (Note: At credit unions, CDs are known as share certificates.) The funds you deposit earn a fixed interest rate until the CD ...