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With interest rates falling, which is a better investment: a four-month cd @ 5.26% or a six-month cd @ 4.9%? |
Obviously, this involves guesswork, but I'm wondering whether rates will be so low after four months that the six-month is a better option. Or not. personally i'd do the 6 month and not out think myself. 5.26% is the better deal. How do you know what will happen in 6 months? Things could change and rates could go up. go for the six month. Mathematically it's close to being a wash. I calculate that, after the four month cd matures, you would have to find a bank willing to sell you a two month cd at 4.11%. That would give you the exact same return as just buying the six month cd immediately. With interest rates expected to drop, I can easily see short term rates being either slightly over or slightly under 4.11% four months from now. |
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