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If you're planning to take out a reverse mortgage, there are unique considerations to think about in this market.
With the interest rate climate shifting, savers should avoid these three CD account mistakes this September.
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CD rates may fall soon, so it's important to start planning your savings moves today, experts say.
Mortgage professionals say a rate lock this month could be smart in certain situations.
Certain CDs have the highest yields right now, but you can lock in rates across various terms before they drop.
Certain gold investments may make sense this September, depending on your financial goals and risk tolerance.
Don't want to give up your existing, low mortgage interest rate? You won't have to with any of these three options.
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A $30,000 CD account could be profitable for savers if opened now. But a big return isn't the only benefit to know.
Before CD interest rates decline again, savers should take these steps to lock in a rate around 4.50% while they can.