Here's what both account types could earn with a $10,000 deposit tied to today's available interest rates, assuming the CD ...

Several large U.S. banks announced CD rate increases today—a welcome development at a time when most CD shoppers have been ...

If you have a purchase looming on the horizon, it’s time to take advantage of a hot new offer from Discover. The bank has ...

APYs as of July 15, 2025, based on the banks we track at CNET. Earnings are based on APYs and assume interest is compounded annually. The national average for a one-year CD is 1.75% APY as of July 15, ...

High-yield savings account: According to DepositAccounts.com, as of July 2025, the top-yielding 1% of high-yield savings accounts offer an average of 4.17% APY, while the top average CD yield is 4.63% ...

Nothing screams Hot Girl Summer like earning interest to put toward your next getaway. Capital One and Marcus by Goldman Sachs have increased the interest rates on their certificate of deposit (CD) ...

If interest rates are approaching a peak, that could mean now is actually the best time to lock in a great CD rate. High-yield CDs today are already among the most lucrative savings options, and ...

In January 2022, before the Fed started raising rates, a one-year CD yielded just 0.13% and a five-year CD offered only 0.28%. That said, even a tiny rate increase or cut can greatly impact long ...

The current yield on Bank5 Connect’s 6-month CD is a highly competitive 4.00%, while you only need to put up $500 to open an account, a boon to new savers.

The best local bank CD rate is Linkbank with a 4.50% APY on a ten-month CD with a $500 minimum to earn the APY. If you’re looking for the highest yield, no matter where you live, review the top ...

No, CD rates have been falling slowly in 2025 – but there’s some uncertainty on what rates will do next. Both national average and high-yield CD rates began to noticeably drop around September ...

CD rates are already starting to fall at several big banks. Here's why now might be a smart time to lock in a high APY while they're still available.