Even without rate cuts, CDs and savings accounts aren't the most effective way to grow wealth. Investing your money could yield much higher returns and help you meet your financial goals.

Instead of buying CDs, you should put your money in a better place. Learn why savings and brokerage accounts are the superior choice.

However, there's a far more efficient way to grow, say, $1,000 in savings into $10,000. And it's an option you should take advantage of sooner rather than later. Today's 5% CD rates are far from the ...

Learn more about it. A savings account offers a secure way to grow your money, but the current interest rate environment is making CDs an attractive choice. The Federal Reserve has raised the ...

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skynesher / Getty Images Last week, Capital One released a new 11-month certificate of deposit (CD) that pays 4.30% APY. But the big bank already offers a high-yield savings account with a 4.25% APY.