A CD can help you lock in a high rate or save for future goals, but a money market account offers other benefits.

A long-term CD or a money market account can grow your savings, but one edges out the other in this rate climate.

Money market ETFs and mutual funds are not protected by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC) like bank accounts are.

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Many savers have CDs maturing this month. If you're one of them, here's what experts say to do with those funds.

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Bucket #1: Stability and liquidity The first bucket is intended to cover near-term expenses during retirement. It comprises stable, liquid assets such as money-market funds and short-term bonds.

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Scenario 1: The kids are 10 or more years away from college If you have an education savings account for kids who are 10 or 15 years away from needing the money, “there’s nothing that you need ...