2-Year CDs The best 2-year CD rates will be slightly lower than 1-year and no-penalty CD rates. In exchange for a longer lock-in period, investors receive a long-term commitment for a specific rate.

2-Year CDs The best 2-year CD rates will be slightly lower than 1-year and no-penalty CD rates. In exchange for a longer lock-in period, investors receive a long-term commitment for a specific rate.

CD account interest rates will stay the same (and why) The Federal Reserve is likely to keep interest rates frozen in May, given the ongoing economic uncertainty and the focus on further tempering ...

The Federal Reserve is expected to lower interest rates by 0.50 points in the second half of 2025. Here's how and when that could affect CD rates.

Here's how FDIC national deposit rates on a $10,000 minimum deposit compare between May 19 and April 21, 2025 on traditional low-interest deposit accounts.

You can deposit $25,000 into an Always.bank 3 Month CD to earn $269 in interest, which, when combined with a $250 bonus, totals $519. Those earnings would effectively match a 3-month CD paying 8. ...

To the delight of savers, CD interest rates have soared in the past couple of years, shooting past 5% or even 6% APY. But savers could see CD rates dip after the Federal Reserve cut interest rates ...

A rise in CD rates this June is highly unlikely, and the CME FedWatch Tool gives a 0% chance of a rate hike at the next Federal Reserve meeting. Still, there is a scenario where the Fed could bump ...

Some of the best CD rates are on maturities of six, 12 or 15 months, allowing you to earn extra on your cash without locking your money up for years.

💰 Today's best savings rates: Don't let idle cash lose value with yields of up to 4.40% APY right now Best CD rates for Thursday, April 24, 2025 ...

Rates of 4.50% to 4.65% You Can Guarantee as Long as 2026 The nation's leading CD rate held its ground today at 4.65%, and you have your choice of two offers for that APY.

The best 2-year CD rates will be slightly lower than 1-year and no-penalty CD rates. In exchange for a longer lock-in period, investors receive a long-term commitment for a specific rate.