CD and Savings Rates Decline as Fed Continues Rate Cuts
Savers urged to lock in high CD rates as Federal Reserve's rate cuts are expected to continue through 2025.
- The Federal Reserve's recent rate cuts have led to declining rates for both CDs and savings accounts, prompting savers to act quickly to secure higher returns.
- Current top CD rates offer up to 5.50% for short-term commitments, with longer-term CDs providing guarantees between 4.00% and 4.50% until 2029.
- High-yield savings accounts are still offering competitive rates, with the highest nationwide rate at 5.50% APY from Pibank.
- The Fed is expected to continue reducing rates, potentially affecting future CD and savings account yields, making it crucial for savers to lock in rates now.
- Despite the rate cuts, today's CD and savings rates remain historically high compared to pre-2022 levels, offering a significant return on savings.