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Is it a good idea to invest money in a 2 year CD/Certificate? |
Is it a good idea, considering the market and interest rates, to invest in a 2 year CD or Certificate? What bank would you suggest? Its a good idea because instead of having your money sit and not gain interest is a waste. Now is it the best idea, no. I feel if you devote a little time and do a little research mutal fund or plain stocks would be better, and gain more interest CDs really don't have that great of a return rate. They're good for short term investing. |
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