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Spencer Tierney

Spencer Tierney

Consumer Banking Writer at NerdWallet

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  • English
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  • Commerce
  • Finance & Banking Services

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Brokered CDs: How They Work

Brokered CDs are CDs provided through a brokerage, and they have some advantages and risks compared with bank CDs. See if they’re right for you.
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Best CD Rates for March 2025: Up to 4.50%

Check out the best CD rates you can find at top online banks and credit unions. See the highest CD interest rates.
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Bank of America Review 2025: Checking, Savings and CDs

Bank of America offers strong online tools and a large network of branches and ATMs, but rates are low and fees are steep.
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18 Best 5-Year CD Rates for March 2025

The best five-year CD rates are typically found at online banks and credit unions, including Capital One, Ally Bank and several others.
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Kids Savings Accounts: Open a Savings Account for a Baby or a Child

You can open a savings account for a baby, or a child of any age, typically with joint ownership or control. Here are answers to important questions about your child’s first account.
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Check Fraud and Scams: How to Spot Fake Checks and Protect Yourself

Learn how to spot a fake check and how to protect yourself from fake check scams with these tips.
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CD Rate Forecast: Are CD Rates Going Up in 2025?

The future direction of CD rates depends on Fed rate changes, among other factors. See where CD rates are headed.
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What the 2025 Fed Rate Decisions Mean for CDs

When the Federal Reserve changes its interest rate, banks tend to follow when setting their annual percentage yields on new certificates of deposit, or CDs. See how it works.
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What Is the Federal Reserve?

The Federal Reserve is a government-run bank that’s job is to manipulate the economy so that consumers don’t experience negative effects from the economy. It also controls the Federal Funds rate, which is the interest rate that banks use to borrow and lend money. Knowing this, you can understand the impact this has on items like your savings account and use them to your advantage. Suggested Articles: What Is The Federal Reserve?:https://www.nerdwallet.com/article/banking/federal-reserve?trk_lo…
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What Is a Certificate of Deposit (CD)?

A CD, or certificate of deposit, is a type of savings account with a fixed interest rate usually higher than a regular savings account’s rate.
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Overdraft Fees: Compare What Banks Charge in 2025

An overdraft fee is one of the most expensive fees banks charge, but not all banks charge the same amount. And some don’t even have an overdraft fee.