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☆ Best 5-Year CD Rates for October 2023
  + stars: | 2023-10-31 | by ( Martha C. White | ) www.wsj.com   time to read: +8 min
Best 5-year CD rates for NovemberA five-year CD is one of the more common CD terms available. Interest rates on 5-year CDs have not climbed as sharply this year as rates for CDs with shorter terms. Our CD rate picks reflect the best available five-year CD rates we found on DepositAccounts, com, which tracks roughly 275,000 rates at more than 11,000 banks and credit unions. You expect interest rates to fallThe current interest rate environment is great for savers, but if the U.S. economy slows, the Federal Reserve policy makers are likely to cut interest rates in order to stimulate the additional growth. These accounts’ interest rates are variable, so if prevailing interest rates decline, banks will cut their rates and you will earn less money.
Persons: Martha C, —, ”, Ken Tumin, Dillon Haviland Organizations: Federal Deposit Insurance Corp, Federal Reserve, TBH Advisors, FDIC, National Credit Union Administration Locations: U.S, Nashville, Tenn
☆ Best 5-Year CD Rates
  + stars: | 2023-09-25 | by ( Martha C. White | ) www.wsj.com   time to read: +7 min
Best 5-year CD ratesA five-year CD is one of the more common CD terms available. Our CD rate picks reflect the best available five-year CD rates we found on DepositAccounts, com, which tracks roughly 275,000 rates at more than 11,000 banks and credit unions. For instance, a five-year CD could represent your long-term horizon in a CD ladder also containing one, two, three and four-year CDs. You expect interest rates to fallThe current interest rate environment is great for savers, but if the U.S. economy slows, the Federal Reserve policy makers are likely to cut interest rates in order to stimulate the additional growth. These accounts’ interest rates are variable, so if prevailing interest rates decline, banks will cut their rates and you will earn less money.
Persons: Martha C, —, ”, Ken Tumin, Dillon Haviland Organizations: Federal Deposit Insurance Corp, Federal Reserve, Fed, TBH Advisors, FDIC, National Credit Union Administration Locations: U.S, Nashville, Tenn
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