The Weird Reason a 72-Month CD Could Be Right for You
A lot of people are rushing to open CDs these days while rates are still high. Once the Federal Reserve starts lowering interest rates, which it’s expected to do later this year, CDs are likely to start paying less. So you might as well lock in a great rate while you can.
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