From high-yield savings accounts to CDs, Treasuries, and I bonds, many safe cash options pay above 4%—even up to 5%.

Bonds offer higher potential returns, but more risk than money-market instruments or CDs. Money-market instruments and CDs are both relatively safe, but differ in terms of liquidity and typical ...

CD Valet’s February analysis revealed that many competitive CD rates are holding strong at 4% and up, even amid volatile market conditions. While national averages are down, CD Valet also reports that ...

If you have a large amount of money to deposit, today's best jumbo CD rate is 4.15% APY, offered by Consumers and Veridian ...

A careful selection of maturities for U.S. Treasury securities and bank CDs can protect you against interest rate risk while safeguarding your cash. High interest rates make it easier to keep your ...

The latest I-bond rate is 4.26%, up from 4.03%. Experts say they offer inflation protection without principal risk.

Julia Glum   One of the safest investments offered by the federal government just became a little more attractive. The rates ...

Yes, the principal is guaranteed and insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), but the lockup period is extremely inflexible. If I need emergency cash or dry powder to buy the dip, ...

In recent years, certificates of deposit (CDs) have been a popular savings option for those looking to park their money safely and earn a good return in the process. A year ago, the national average ...

A bond ladder staggers bond maturities across multiple years, creating a schedule of predictable cash flows that does not depend on stock market returns or interest rate forecasts. There are several ...

If you have a large, five-figure amount of money, such as $60,000 to invest in today's economy, you'll have no shortage of options to consider. From real estate to stocks and bonds to alternative ...

From high-yield savings accounts to CDs, Treasuries, and I bonds, many safe cash options pay above 4%—even up to 5%.