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Certificates of Deposit Explained

What Is a Certificate of Deposit?

A certificate of deposit, more commonly referred to as a CD, is an investment product offered by banks and credit unions that typically offers a higher rate of return than a

Are CDs Insured by the Federal Government?

Is a Certificate of Deposit FDIC Insured?

If you’re considering purchasing a certificate of deposit—whether it’s a regular or high-yield jumbo CD—you’re probably interested in the level of risk you may be taking on.

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7 Things You Should Know About Health Savings Accounts

A Health Savings Account (HSA) provides a tax-free way for those participating in a High Deductible Health Plan (HDHP) to save and pay for eligible health-related expenses.

Staying Motivated to Pay Down Debt

How to Stay Motivated to Pay Down Debt

Maybe you recently lost your job or had an emergency pop up. Or you were busy trying to keep up with the Joneses and, before you knew it, you’d accumulated significant debt. No matter

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Taming Tuition: 4 Types of Student Aid to Consider

There’s no doubt that college can be expensive. In fact, the cost to go to college has been steadily rising about 8 times faster than growth in wages. As a result, student debt is now

Year-End Financial Considerations

Year-End Financial Checklist

Do you make financial decisions that impact important areas of your life without regularly reviewing your choices to ensure that they still meet your needs? If so, that could be a

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