The Fed is expected to cut rates again, but for now these money market funds are yielding up to 4.7%.
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With a higher APY, your money grows faster as it sits in your account. Note, however, that unlike with certificates of deposit (CDs), these interest rates are variable, meaning they can go up or down at any time. Not only does your money earn a better return in a high-yield savings...
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As Director of Research at Ritholtz Wealth Management, Michael Batnick, CFA reads research publications and stays on top of the latest trends in the industry. Michael is a member of the investment committee and heads up the company's internal research efforts. He spends most of his time ...
I have 400K in my home loan offset account (to offset the 4.5% home loan interest rate in Australia). I don’t have plan to use it in the next year. Do you recommend me just leave it in the account or withdraw it to invest in something? If invest, what do you think would be ...
Compared to stocks, bonds have a smaller return, but are also lower-risk. Depending on the type of bond and the current financial climate, interest rates vary. Usually, bonds yield between 1-8%, depending if you wish to purchase governmental debt, investment grade corporate debt, or high yi...