After years of tiny returns, savers earning more on CDs, savings
It's a combination of income and safety that's been hard to come by, said Brad Huffman, a financial planner with Future Finances in Columbus. Huntington Bancshares, for example, is advertising a promotion on a 14- month CD that yields a 5.18% annual percentage yield. Credit goes to the Federal Reserve, which has been aggressively raising interest rates in…
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