The opportunity to lock in a high-rate CD account is closing. Here's why savers should open one in early October.

CD rates could drop within days or weeks after the Federal Reserve announced interest rate cuts. See if you should lock in ...

If you can’t commit to a long-term CD, it’s still worth opening a short-term one. While you run the risk of rates dropping after it matures, it will still help you earn some extra cash without tying ...

In the current environment, certificates of deposit (CDs) continue to offer competitive interest rates. Some traditional CD accounts and jumbo CD accounts offer an attractive annual percentage yield ...

The clock is ticking. The next Federal Reserve meeting concludes on Sept. 17, and most experts expect a rate cut to be announced at that time. For savers, that's bad news: High-yield savings accounts ...

When interest rates drop, rates on high-yield savings accounts fall, too. Learn why now's the perfect time to lock your money in a CD.