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Tiny Interest Rates on Savings Accounts Make CDs a Better Choice for Savers
CDs can be a great option when looking for safe, low-risk investments. And with AAA’s free informational videos, you can learn the ins and outs of how to use CDs and money market accounts to make your investments grow.

Hosted by Bill Gerhard, director of AAA Financial Services, the videos help to address America’s renewed interest in building a savings portfolio in an era of tight and more expensive credit. “It is important for consumers to know they can get better returns on their money by avoiding savings accounts that pay almost no interest, yet still have the safety and security of FDIC-insured deposits in money market accounts and CDs,” Gerhard said.

AAA’s videos on investing in CDs and money market accounts can help consumers understand ways each can help them create a balanced portfolio of savings to meet different needs, including having an emergency cash cushion or avoiding borrowing money at high interest rates to make foreseeable future purchases such as a vehicle.
The series also stresses the importance of understanding how to “ladder” CDs to achieve a better average return, the power of compound interest, and using the “Rule of 72” when calculating how long it will take to double your money on savings. The videos cover:

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